Partial Significance Test t- Test

47 indirect expenditures and direct spending Halim, 2009. Expenditures in this study can be ascertained from Local Government Expenditures in the consolidated budget realization of district city governments in Lampung province from 2008 to 2010. The allocation of expenditures consists of indirect expenditures and direct expenditures. Indirect expenditures are expenditures that do not have a direct effect to the implementation of government programs and activities and are composed of personnel expenditures, interest expenditures, subsidies, and grants, expenditures for social assistance, financial assistance expenditures and unexpected expenditures. The formula for calculating the allocation of indirect expenditures ABTL is the following: ABTL = office expenditures + interest expenditures + subsidy expenditures + grant expenditures + social assistance + financial assistance expenditures + unexpected expenditures Direct expenditures are expenditures that have a direct effect to programs and activities that include government expenditures, expenditures on goods and services and capital expenditures Puspita sari, 2009. The formula for calculating the allocation of direct expenditures ABL is the following: ABL = office expenditures + goods and services expenditures + capital expenditures. 48

CHAPTER IV ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION

A. General Description

This, chapter will discuss the results of the analysis in detail along with the steps of the data analysis. This study aimed to determine the effect of the General Allocation Funds DAU and the Original Local Government Revenues PAD for Local Government Expenditures BD. The research objects are 10 districts cities in Lampung Province, for the period of 2008- 2010. The data, which is processed in this study is the realization report of Local Government Revenue and Expenditure Budget APBD. The Local Governments which are the object in this research is 10 districts cities in Lampung Province, as follows: 1. Lampung Barat district. 2. Tanggamus district. 3. Lampung Selatan district 4. Lampung Timut district 5. Lampung Tengah district 6. Lampung Utara district 7. Way Kanan district 8. Tulang Bawang district 9. Bandar Lampung city 10. Metro city

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