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    This paper examines the determinants of education and health expenditures in Indonesian local governments in 2006. Using cross-sectional data on education and health care expenditures from 430 districts/cities, the paper finds that per capita transfers from the central government, local revenues, and GDP significantly increase per capita spending on education and health. Education spending is higher in Java than other regions, while health spending does not differ between Java and other areas. Education spending is also higher in districts/cities with a majority from the PDIP political party. School-age population does not significantly impact education spending, likely because spending per child is below standards. Political party does not significantly impact health care spending across local governments.

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    This paper examines the determinants of education and health expenditures in Indonesian local governments in 2006. Using cross-sectional data on education and health care expenditures from 430 districts/cities, the paper finds that per capita transfers from the central government, local revenues, and GDP significantly increase per capita spending on education and health. Education spending is higher in Java than other regions, while health spending does not differ between Java and other areas. Education spending is also higher in districts/cities with a majority from the PDIP political party. School-age population does not significantly impact education spending, likely because spending per child is below standards. Political party does not significantly impact health care spending across local governments.

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    This paper examines the determinants of education and health expenditures in Indonesian local governments in 2006. Using cross-sectional data on education and health care expenditures from 430 districts/cities, the paper finds that per capita transfers from the central government, local revenues, and GDP significantly increase per capita spending on education and health. Education spending is higher in Java than other regions, while health spending does not differ between Java and other areas. Education spending is also higher in districts/cities with a majority from the PDIP political party. School-age population does not significantly impact education spending, likely because spending per child is below standards. Political party does not significantly impact health care spending across local governments.

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    Mikologi dasar dan terapan / penyunting, Indrawati Gandjar, Wellyzar


    Sjamsuridzal, and Ariyanti Oetari
    Deskripsi Dokumen: http://lib.ui.ac.id/opac/themes/libri2/detail.jsp?id=89293&lokasi=06
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    This paper examines the determinants of education and health expenditures in Indonesian Local Government
    2006. Using cross-section education and health care expendituires data in 430 kabupaten/kota, models in
    double-log form. The result shows that DAUcap, PADcap, and PDRBcap significant increasing education
    and health care expenditures per capita. Education expenditures in Java bigger than others, health care
    expenditures in Java and Java outsides are not different. Education expenditures in Kabupaten/Kota with
    PDIP majority, bigger than others. School age in kabupaten/kota not significant influence education
    expenditures, because education expenditure/child/annum under standard. Politic party not significant
    differentiate health care expenditures in each local government.

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