The Impact of Household Consumption Expenses and Government Expenses on the Jambi Province's Economic Development and Education Index

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to test and evaluate the significance of the effect of household consumption expenditure and government spending simultaneously on the Jambi Regency Human Development Index on the Jambi Regency Human Development Index, as well as the significance of the effect of household consumption expenditure and government spending partially on the index. This study relies on secondary data gathered through documentation methods from BPS Jambi Regency and the Regional Finance and Asset Division of Jambi Regency. A semi log multiple regression analysis was used to look at the data. The findings revealed:a) The Jambi Regency Human Development Index is significantly influenced by household consumption expenditure, which is derived from expenditure for both food and non-food consumption; (b) The Jambi Regency Human Development Index is not significantly affected by government spending, which is derived from spending on education and health. (c) The Jambi Regency Human Development Index is significantly impacted by both household consumption expenditures and government expenditures.