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The objective of this research was to investigate and analyze the Simultaneous Relationship of Regional Revenue Sources, Capital Expenditure, and HDI toward the Economic Growth in the Province of South Sumatra. The data used in this study were the panel data. The samples of the study were 15 regencies/cities in the period of 2008 – 2013. The analysis technique was the Two – Stage Least Squares (TSLS) by using the eviews 7 program. The estimation of the first simultaneous equation showed that Capital Expenditure and HDI simultaneously had a significant positive influence on the Economic Growth with the F probability value of 0.000000 < 0.05 (α = 5%), while the estimation of the second simultaneous equation indicated that the Local Own – Source Revenue, Revenue Sharing Fund, and General Allocation Fund Simultaneously had a significant positive influence on the Capital Expenditures with the probability value of 0.000000 < 0.05 (α = 5%). Keywords: Local Own – Source Revenue, Revenue Sharing Fund, General Allocation Fund, Capital Expenditures, HDI, and Economic Growth

This study aims to acquire an overview of the distribution of funds allocation in rural South Sumatra Province, and its relationship with the level of poverty. Data used time series data from 2006 to 2012. Statistical method used is qualitative and quantitative, with a simple regression model. The results showed that the Rural Fund Allocation (ADD) is not in accordance with the applicable provisions. When viewed from the extended to the year 2012 no one ever meets the applicable provisions (at least 10% of funds for revenue minus expenses plus tax officials). However, the district has been doing distributing ADD showed increasing, when in 2006 of 35.71%, increasing to 90% in the year 2012 This is due, government regulations on the ADD does not provide sanctions for non-distribution returning ADD. When an area it has not been able to estimate ADD provincial and central government can do strictly the sanctions. Simple regression results indicate a negative influence on the level of poverty among ADD, as well as the simulation results with ADD at least 10% of the poverty even show a negative correlation. Keywords: Distribution of Funds Allocation, Poverty

This research was aimed to know the influence of economics expenditure, health expenditure, education expenditure and housing and public facilities expenditure on poverty in Indonesian's provinces. The methode of analysis that used in this research is pooling regression. This research used panel data which collected from Statistics Indonesia Finance Ministry from 2011 until 2013 include 33 provinces in Indonesia. The research result showed that the variables that had positive influence are economics expenditure and health expenditure. Meanwhile, the variables that had negative influences are education expenditure and housing and public facilities expenditure. Keywords: Province's Expenditure, economy, health, education, housing and public facilities, poverty.

This research was aimed to know the influence of economics growth and population on Indonesian's provinces's regional tax revenue. The methode of analysis that used in this research is pooling regression. This research used panel data which collected from Statistics Indonesia Finance Ministry from 2009 until 2012 include 33 provinces in Indonesia. The research result showed that the variables economic growth and population had positive influence on Indonesian's provinces regional tax revenue. Keywords : Regional tax, Population and Province's Economic Growth

This research was aimed to know the influence of capital expenditure and labor on Indonesian's provinces' economic growth. The method of analysis that used in this research is pooling regression. This research used panel data which collected from Statistics Indonesia Finance Ministry from 2009 until 2012 include 33 provinces in Indonesia. The research result showed that the variables capital expenditures that had positive influence but labor had a negative influence on Indonesian's provinces economics growth. Keywords: Capital Expenditure, Labor, Province's Economic Growth

This research is purposed to know the the production scale and profit condition of songket industry in Palembang. By using The Constant Elasticity Supply, especially based on the value of homogenity h we can know the production scale is constant returns to scale and so the industrial profit is maximized. Key Words: Production scale, Profit condition of songket industry.

This research is directed to explain Fiscal Desentralisation theory which is completed with the impact of given transfer to economics connected to APB Desa. The research used Qualitative Descriptif Approach in order to explain the fenomena. Theorically dropping fund to villages will improve development activity but the realization is not significant. It happened because the dropping was only used for routine activities, so many activities which are able to improve economics activities are not done yet, weakness of BPD.In addition, Kades is still having limited abilities in managing the finance, examples: Planning, Budgetting, actuating, controlling and auditing. Key Words : Managing Finance, Fiscal Decentralisation, Country Empowerment Division

The aim of this research is to know the influence of fiscal needs to allocation Dana Alokasi Umum (DAU). Fiscal needs are population, area of province, density, construction index, the poverty allo and government index. Based on the regression that use scunder data we know that population and government expenditure are positif, but other variable is negative. Keywords: fiscal needs, dana alokasi umum (DAU)

This research is purposed to know the elasticity and intencity of production function and eficiency of the wood engraving industry in Palembang. By using CES production function we can know the wood engraving industry is more capital intensive and the substitution elasticity is inelatis. And then, based on the production scale we can know that the wood engraving industry is constant return to scale. Keywords: elasticity, intencity, production, eficiciency, industry