Published 2025-06-22
Keywords
- Education Expenditure,
- Village Fund,
- Poverty,
- Fixed Effects Models
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Abstract
This research aims to determine the influence of government expenditure in the education sector and village fund on poverty levels in East Java Province. This research uses a type of quantitative research with a panel data regression approach using the Fixed Effects Model (FEM). This research produces: 1) The Education Expenditure variable (X1) partially has a significant negative effect on Poverty (Y) in the districts of East Java Province. 2) The Village Fund variable (X2) partially has a positive but not significant effect on Poverty (Y) in the districts of East Java Province. 3) The variables Education Expenditure (X1) and Village Fund (X2) simultaneously have a significant influence on Poverty (Y) in the districts of East Java Province.
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