Raden Pratama
Abstrak :
[Selain menghadapi permasalahan kemiskinan, Indonesia juga dihadapkan pada dua tantangan mendasar yang saling terkait yakni bagaimana mempertahankan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi dan mengurangi kesenjangan distribusi pendapatan. Dalam menghadapi berbagai hal tersebut, Pemerintah telah mengimplementasikan kebijakan redistribusi melalui strategi pertumbuhan yang inklusif dengan menyalurkan pengeluaran sosial dalam bentuk belanja bantuan sosial dan Bantuan Operasional Sekolah (BOS). Akan tetapi, belum banyak bukti
empiris yang dapat menjelaskan dampak pengeluaran sosial terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. Selain itu, belum dapat dibuktikan apakah pengeluaran sosial yang disalurkan oleh pemerintah Indonesia dapat dikategorikan sebagai strategi pertumbuhan yang pro-poor dan inklusif. Oleh karena itu, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh belanja
bantuan sosial dan Bantuan Operasional Sekolah (BOS) terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di 33 provinsi di Indonesia tahun 2006-2012 menggunakan alat analisis regresi dengan Fixed Effect Model. Setelah mengetahui jenis pengeluaran sosial yang dapat mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi, selanjutnya penelitian ini akan mengidentifikasi apakah pengeluaran sosial tersebut dapat dikategorikan sebagai instrumen pertumbuhan yang pro-poor dan inklusif dalam kaitannya dengan pengurangan kemiskinan dan pembangunan manusia. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa hanya Bantuan Operasional Sekolah (BOS) yang secara statistik berpengaruh dalam meningkatkan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga membuktikan bahwa Bantuan Operasional Sekolah (BOS) dapat dikategorikan sebagai instrumen pertumbuhan yang pro-poor dan inklusif.
......While battling poverty incidence, Indonesia is also confronted with two interwoven rudimentary challenges, sustained economic growth fueled with prevalent income inequality. Henceforth, the Government had intervened by
executing redistributive policy through the inclusive growth strategy by social expenditures provision in the form of social assistance spending and education support spending (BOS Program). Nonetheless, little has been proven empirically concerning the effect of social expenditures to economic growth and whether such spending can be categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth strategy in the Indonesian context. Against this backdrop, this paper attempts to shed a light in this area by employing regression analysis through the Fixed Effect Model to investigate the effect of social assistance spending and education support spending (BOS Program) to economic growth in 33 Indonesian provinces from 2006-2012. After identifying the type of social spending which is able to stimulate economic growth, this paper then tries to determine whether such social spending can be categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument in the context of its efficacy on poverty alleviation and human development improvement respectively. The result suggests that only education support spending (BOS Program) that statistically significant in uplifting economic growth level. Furthermore, closer investigation indicates that this particular spending can be classified both as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument.;While battling poverty incidence, Indonesia is also confronted with two
interwoven rudimentary challenges, sustained economic growth fueled with
prevalent income inequality. Henceforth, the Government had intervened by
executing redistributive policy through the inclusive growth strategy by social
expenditures provision in the form of social assistance spending and education
support spending (BOS Program). Nonetheless, little has been proven empirically
concerning the effect of social expenditures to economic growth and whether such
spending can be categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth strategy in
the Indonesian context.
Against this backdrop, this paper attempts to shed a light in this area by
employing regression analysis through the Fixed Effect Model to investigate the
effect of social assistance spending and education support spending (BOS
Program) to economic growth in 33 Indonesian provinces from 2006-2012. After
identifying the type of social spending which is able to stimulate economic
growth, this paper then tries to determine whether such social spending can be
categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument in the context of
its efficacy on poverty alleviation and human development improvement
respectively. The result suggests that only education support spending (BOS
Program) that statistically significant in uplifting economic growth level.
Furthermore, closer investigation indicates that this particular spending can be
classified both as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument, While battling poverty incidence, Indonesia is also confronted with two
interwoven rudimentary challenges, sustained economic growth fueled with
prevalent income inequality. Henceforth, the Government had intervened by
executing redistributive policy through the inclusive growth strategy by social
expenditures provision in the form of social assistance spending and education
support spending (BOS Program). Nonetheless, little has been proven empirically
concerning the effect of social expenditures to economic growth and whether such
spending can be categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth strategy in
the Indonesian context.
Against this backdrop, this paper attempts to shed a light in this area by
employing regression analysis through the Fixed Effect Model to investigate the
effect of social assistance spending and education support spending (BOS
Program) to economic growth in 33 Indonesian provinces from 2006-2012. After
identifying the type of social spending which is able to stimulate economic
growth, this paper then tries to determine whether such social spending can be
categorized as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument in the context of
its efficacy on poverty alleviation and human development improvement
respectively. The result suggests that only education support spending (BOS
Program) that statistically significant in uplifting economic growth level.
Furthermore, closer investigation indicates that this particular spending can be
classified both as pro-poor growth and inclusive growth instrument]
Depok: Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Indonesia, 2015
T45044
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