Simultaneous Significant Test F-Test Significant Partial Test t-Test

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3. Hypothesis Testing

a. Simultaneous Significant Test F-Test

The F test of hypothesis testing is used to see whether the overall independent variables have a significant effect on the dependent variable. From the test results simultaneously obtained as follows: Table 4.10 F – Test Source : Secondary Data Output From SPSS 21 The table 4.10 shows the results of the calculation of the F test statistic of 116.027 with probability 0.000. Because the probability is much smaller than 0.05, which means simultaneously all independent variables Original Local Government Revenue PAD, General Allocation Fund DAU and Special Allocation Fund DAK significantly influence on the Local Government Expenditure BD variable. Thus the regression model can explain the Original Local Government Revenue PAD, General Allocation Fund DAU and Special Allocation Fund DAK jointly influence the Local Government Expenditure BD. ANOVA a Model Sum of Squares Df Mean Square F Sig. 1 Regression 16.032 3 5.344 116.027 .000 b Residual 3.685 80 .046 Total 19.717 83 a. Dependent Variable: LNBD b. Predictors: Constant, LNDAK, LNPAD, LNDAU 62 This is still consistent with the previous research by Rivai 2013, the results are simultaneously Original Local Government Revenue PAD, General Allocation Fund DAU and Special Allocation Fund DAK had a positive influence toward the Local Government Expenditure BD Allocation in Gorontalo province. And according to Siregar 2013, the result showed that simultaneously Original Local Government Revenue PAD, General Allocation Fund DAU and Special Allocation Fund DAK had a influence significantly toward the Local Government Expenditure BD Allocation in Jambi province.

b. Significant Partial Test t-Test

T-Test performed to further investigate the independent variables in influencing the dependent variable. The hypothesis that have tested as follows: Table 4.11 t – Test Coefficients a Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients t Sig. B Std. Error Beta 1 Constant 9.595 1.369 7.010 .000 LNPAD .432 .035 .772 12.427 .000 LNDAU .057 .064 .059 .880 .382 LNDAK .241 .046 .278 5.235 .000 a. Dependent Variable: LNBD Source : Secondary Data Output From SPSS 21 63 a. Based on table 4.11 in the regression output shows that the significance of the variable Original Local Government Revenue PAD of 0.000. This value is smaller than the significance level of 0.05 so it can be concluded that the income of the individual Original Local Government Revenue PAD influence on the Local Government Expenditure BD. Thus, the first hypothesis H1 which states that PAD has significant influence towards Local Goverment Expenditure is accepted. This is still consistent with the previous research by Rivai 2013. The result showed Original Local Government Revenue PAD influence an increasing number of Local Governemnt Expenditure BD in Gorontalo province. Mulyadi et al 2013 the result showed Original Local Government Revenue PAD influence significant to Local Government BD Expenditure in Bengkulu province. b. Based on table 4.11 in the regression output shows that the number of variables of significance for the General Allocation Fund DAU amounted to 0.382. This value is greater than the significance level of 0.05 so it can be concluded that the General Allocation Fund DAU individually so does not influence on the Local Government Expenditure BD. Thus, the second hypothesis H2 which states that DAU has significant influence towards Local Goverment Expenditure is rejected. This is still consistent with the previous research by Sorongan,et al 2013 the General Allocation Fund DAU shows not influence on the Local Government Expenditure in South Minahasa. 64 c. Based on table 4.11 in the regression output shows that the number of variables of significance for the Special Allocation Fund DAK 0,000. This value is less than the significance level of 0.05 so it can be concluded that the Special Allocation Fund DAK has significantly influence on the Local Government Expenditure BD. Thus, the third hypothesis H3 which states that DAK has significant influence towards Local Goverment Expenditure is accepted. This is still consistent with the previous research by Rivai 2013 showed that the Special Allocation Fund DAK influence an increasing number of Local Governemnt Expenditure BD in Gorontalo province. And according Rizani et al 2013, the result showed Special Allocation Fund DAK significantly influence to the Local Government Expenditure BD on districtscities in South Kalimantan. So it can be concluded hypothesis 3 H3 is accepted.

c. Hypothesis Test Result

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