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  • PEMBIAYAAN PEMBANGUNAN

    Introduction and Overview

    1

    @hamid paddu

    JURUSAN ILMU EKONOMI

    FAKULTAS EKONOMI

    UNIVERSITAS HASANUDDIN

    2015

  • Topik Pembiayaan Pembangunan Pemeritah Daerah :

    I. Government Revenues

    II. Financing State and Local Capital Projects

    III. Fiscal Aspects of Economic Development

    IV. Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations

    2

  • The Decentralization System in the Indonesia. Broad outlines defined by constitutions

    Details determined by politics

    Units Defined by IND. Constitution The Nasional Government

    State and local Governments

    Units Defined by Ind Constitutions The State Government

    Counties and (usually) Townships

    Municipalities (Cities and Villages)

    School Districts

    Special Districts

    3

  • Jumlah Daerah di Beberapa Negara Lain

    India (pop 1.22bn): jumlah states + panchayats (rural) + municipalities adalah = 243,676

    Brazil (pop 194mn): 26 states dan sekitar 5000 municipalities

    Nigeria (pop 158mn): 36 states, 774 LGs

    Germany (pop 82mn): 16 states, districts 435, municipalities 14,987

    USA (pop 310mn): 50 states, 3034 counties, 19,429 municipalities

    4

  • Arti Penting PP Berbagai issues terkait

    How to measure the size of government?

    Anggaran Pusat dan Daerah th 2010 (APBN + total APBD = Rp 1500T) adalah sekitar 22% dari PDB (= Rp 6800T).

    Bagaimana di negara lain?

    Sepertiga dari belanja/pengeluaran APBN adalah transfer ke daerah. Sepertiga dari belanja/pengeluaran APBN lainnya dilakukan oleh Pusat di daerah.

    5

  • Government Expenditures as a Percentage of GDP (2008)

    6

    United

    States

    Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and

    Development [2008a].

  • Tabel: Porsi Belanja Negara terhadap PDB (%)

    7

    Dalam Triliun Rupiah

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

    PAN PAN PAN LKPP LKPP LKPP LKPP LKPP LKPP APBNP APBN Estim Estim Estim

    Penerimaan Negara 300.6 298.5 300.6 298.5 340.9 403.1 493.9 636.2 706.1 979.3 847.1 990.5 1,082.6 1,248.8

    Penerimaan Perpajakan 185.5 210.1 185.5 210.1 242.0 280.6 347.0 409.2 491.0 658.7 619.9 743.3 850.3 977.8

    Penerimaan Negara Bukan Pajak 115.1 88.4 115.1 88.4 98.9 122.5 146.9 227.0 215.1 320.6 227.2 247.2 250.9 271.0

    Total Belanja Negara 341.6 322.2 341.6 322.2 376.5 427.2 511.7 666.2 757.9 985.8 937.4 1,126.1 1,229.6 1,595.1

    Belanja Pemerintah Pusat 260.5 224.0 260.5 224.0 256.2 297.5 361.2 440.0 504.6 693.4 628.8 781.5 836.6 980.5

    Belanja PNSD 72.8 73.5 93.0 115.3 126.1 138.7 152.6

    Transfer ke Daerah 81.1 98.2 81.1 98.2 120.3 129.7 150.5 226.2 253.3 292.4 308.6 344.6 393.0 462.0

    Dana Bagi Hasil 20.7 25.5 20.7 25.5 31.4 37.9 50.5 64.9 62.9 78.4 76.1 89.6 83.6

    Dana Alokasi Umum 60.3 69.2 60.3 69.2 77.0 82.1 88.8 145.7 164.8 179.5 186.4 203.6 225.5

    Dana Alokasi Khusus 2.7 2.8 4.0 11.6 16.2 20.8 24.7 21.1 25.2

    Dana Otonomi Khusus 1.2 1.2 1.5 1.6 1.8 3.5 4.0 7.5 9.5 9.1 10.4

    Dana Penyesuaian 2.4 2.4 7.7 5.2 5.5 0.6 5.3 6.2 11.8 21.2 48.2

    Surplus/Defisit -40.5 -23.7 -40.5 -23.7 -35.1 -23.8 -14.4 -29.1 -49.8 -4.1 -88.6 -133.7 -147.0 -346.3

    % PDB -2.5% -1.3% -2.5% -1.3% -1.7% -1.0% -0.5% -0.9% -1.3% -0.1% -1.6% -2.1% -2.1% -4.3%

    PDB Nominal 1646.3 1821.8 1646.3 1821.8 2013.7 2295.8 2774.3 3339.2 3959.9 4951.6 5613.4 6253.8 7066.794 7985.477

    Pertumbuhan PDB 18.5% 10.7% 18.5% 10.7% 10.5% 14.0% 20.8% 20.4% 18.6% 25.0% 13.4% 11.4% 13.0% 13.0%

    Rasio Pajak 11.3% 11.5% 11.3% 11.5% 12.0% 12.2% 12.5% 12.3% 12.4% 13.3% 11.0% 11.9% 12.0% 12.2%

    Rasio Belanja Negara trhdp PDB 20.75 17.69 20.75 17.69 18.70 18.61 18.44 19.95 19.14 22,2 16.70 18.01 17.40 19.98

  • Belanja Negara Terhadap PDB

    Inggris, 53.4 persen dari GDP (2010)

    Eropa, 50,4 persen dari GDP (2010)

    Indonesia, 20,7 persen (2001)

    Indonesia, 19,9 persen (2010)

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  • PORSI BELANJA DALAM APBNP 2014 (TRILIUN RUPIAH)

    Belanja Pusat di Pusat; 693.86; 37.66%

    Belanja Pusat di Daerah; 216.49; 11.75%

    Transfer ke Daerah; 596.5; 32.15% Subsidi; 328.90; 17.85%

    Bantuan ke Masyarakat; 10.85; 0.59%

    Dana ke Daerah = 1.148,64 (62,34%)

    Total Belanja = Rp1.842.5 T Sumber : APBN P2014

    Melalui Angg.K/L dan APP (Program Nasional)

    Melalui APP (Subsidi) Melalui Angg. Transfer ke Daerah

    (Masuk APBD) Melalui Angg. K/L

    PNPM 10,8(0.59%) BBM 210,7(11.43%) DBH 117,7(6.17%) Dana Dekon 6,8(0.37%)

    Listrik 71,4(3.87%) DAU 341,2(18.51%) Dana TP 12,7(0.69%)

    Pangan 18,8(1.02%) DAK 33(1.79%) Dana Vertikal

    196,9(10.69%)

    Pupuk 21(1.14%) OTSUS 16,1(0.87%)

    Benih 1,6(0.08%) Penyesuaian 87,9(4.77%)

    PSO 2,2(0.11%) Keistimewaan DIY 0,5(0.02%)

    *) APP = Anggaran Pembiayaan Kredit Program

    3,2(0.17%)

    dan Perhitungan

    Total 10,8(0.59%) Total 328,9(17.85%) Total 592,4(32.15%) Total 216,5(11.75%)

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  • Government Finance and Expenditure Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

    This course examines taxation in the Ind de centralization system.

    Determinants of develoment finance

    Evaluating tax policies

    Fiscal aspects of economic developmentcentralization

    Intergovernmental fiscal relations

    Many of the principles apply to the decentralize systems in other countries.

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  • The course covers both positive and normative analysis.

    Positive analysis: Examines the behavior of voters, businesses, and

    government officials. In principle, positive statements can be tested against

    evidence.

    Normative analysis: Examines the best choices for public officials to make. Combines positive analysis with valuesyours!

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  • Government Finance and Expenditure Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

    The Current State Fiscal

    The course will end with your proposals for

    reforms in state and local public finance.

    Given the current fiscal troubles of the nations

    state and local governments, good reform proposal are desperately needed!!

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  • Government Finance and Expenditure Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

    According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: In 33 states, FY2012 revenues have fallen short of

    budget projections (even though the projections themselves seemed pessimistic at the time).

    These 33 states have taken steps to close the resulting gaps by cutting funds for health care, services to the elderly and disabled, education, or higher education; by laying off employees; or (33 states) by raising taxes.

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  • Government Finance and Expenditure Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

    Looming Problems: As if this were not bad enough, states also face the possibility of Large cuts in national aid and loss of stimulus

    funds due to national budget problems and national politics.

    Large increases in revenue to cover unfunded pension liabilities for retired public employees.

    Continued impact of the recession on state and local tax revenue.

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  • Government Finance and Expenditure Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

    Class Conference At the end of this class, you will present your

    proposals for reform in state or local public finance; many of them will be more sensible than what is actually being discussed in state legislatures.

    After this class, some of you will be able to implement your proposals or develop other ones when your work in state and local governments.

    My hope is that your proposals will be at least a little better because you took this class!

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  • TIGA TOPIK DALAM MATERI INI

    Economic

    Justification for

    Government

    Intervention in the

    Economy

    Makro Keynes

    Theory of

    Government

    Expenditures and

    Social Choices

    Public Expend

    Theory of

    Taxation and the

    Economic Impact of

    Specific Taxes

    Gov Revenue

    1 2 3

  • ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN

    SOCIAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS

    1

  • SIMPLE CHARACTERIZATION OF

    A MIXED ECONOMY

    * PRODUCT

    MARKET

    SEKTOR

    RMH TANGGA

    CAPITAL

    MARKET

    SEKTOR

    USAHA

    LABOR

    MARKET

    SELLS GOODS:

    SUPPLIERS

    BUYS GOODS:

    DEMANDERS

    BUYS LABOR:

    DEMANDER

    SELLS LABOR:

    SUPPLIER

    INVESTS FUNDS:

    SUPPLIERS INVESTS IN

    CAPITAL GOODS:

    DEMAND FUNDS

  • SIMPLE CHARACTERIZATION OF

    A MIXED ECONOMY

    * PRODUCT

    MARKET

    HOUSEHOLD

    SECTOR

    CAPITAL

    MARKET

    BUSINESS

    SECTOR

    LABOR

    MARKET

    SELLS GOODS:

    SUPPLIERS

    BUYS GOODS:

    DEMANDERS

    BUYS LABOR:

    DEMANDER

    SELLS LABOR:

    SUPPLIER

    INVESTS FUNDS:

    SUPPLIERS INVESTS IN

    CAPITAL GOODS:

    DEMAND FUNDS

    SEKTOR PEMERINTAH

    External Force

  • SIMPLE CHARACTERIZATION OF

    A MIXED ECONOMY

    * PRODUCT

    MARKET

    HOUSEHOLD

    SECTOR

    CAPITAL

    MARKET

    BUSINESS

    SECTOR

    LABOR

    MARKET

    SELLS GOODS:

    SUPPLIERS

    BUYS GOODS:

    DEMANDERS

    BUYS LABOR:

    DEMANDER

    SELLS LABOR:

    SUPPLIER

    INVESTS FUNDS:

    SUPPLIERS INVESTS IN

    CAPITAL GOODS:

    DEMAND FUNDS

    SEKTOR PEMERINTAH

    VISIBLE HAND IN CONTRAST

    TO THE INVISIBLE HAND

    COERSIVE ALLOCATION

    SYSTEM

    Public

    Goods

    Externalites

    Redistribution

    Regulation

    Stabilization

  • Fungsi Dasar Pemerintah

    Dalam Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith mengemukakan empat pembenaran fungsi pemerintah:

    1 the duty of protecting the society from violence and invasion by other independent societies;

    2 the duty of protecting every member of society from injustice and oppression of every other member of society;

  • 3 the duty of establishing and maintaining those highly beneficial public institutions and public works which are of such a nature that the profit they earn could never repay the expense to the individuals to provide them and which it, therefore, cannot be expected that they would be supplied in adequate quantities; and

    4 the duty of meeting expenses necessary for support of the sovereign.

  • Public Finance is the area of economics or economic theory devoted to the study of how government policy -- tax and expenditure policy-- effects microeconomic behavior as well as aggregate economic activity.

    Public finance does not concentrate on financial arrangements of government but on the economic consequences of public policy on

    Resource allocation: Allocation

    Income distribution: Distribution

    Level of economic activity: Stabilization

  • PUBLIC FINANCE

    What are the economic consequences of Medical care financing

    Welfare reform

    National/local deficit

    Social Security

    Income tax reform

    Environmental policy

    Education and training

    Public infrastructure

    Research and development

    Unemployment insurance

  • The Nature of Private and Public Goods:

    An Overview

  • PRIVATE GOODS

    MARKET FORCES

    CONSUMER SOVEREIGNTY

    ALLOCATION DISTRIBUTION STABILIZATION

  • PUBLIC GOODS

    DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL PROCESS

    VOTING

    ALLOCATION DISTRIBUTION STABILIZATION

  • Table 1.1

  • Government Expenditure

    United States versus other developed countries.

    U.S. public sector is quite small compared to Sweden or France, and smaller than all the countries listed.

    Although large, the U.S. government is small in relative terms. More reliance on private sector.

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  • Table 1.2

  • Government Expenditure

    In 1965

    National defense almost half of federal expenditure

    Social security small & Medicare non-existent

    Debt payments roughly constant.

    In 2001

    Defense was less than one-fifth

    Social security now largest spending item, Medicare large & growing

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  • Government Expenditure

    Much of the government budget consists of entitlement programs programs with costs determined by number of people who qualify.

    Social Security, Medicare, welfare

    Three-quarters of the federal budget is relatively uncontrollable, because of these entitlements.

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  • Government Expenditure

    Federal government responsible for about 51% of direct expenditure.

    State governments responsible for 21%.

    Local governments responsible for 28%.

    State & local governments primarily responsible for police & fire protection, education, transportation, and some welfare programs.

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  • Government Revenues

    Federal taxes mainly consist of individual income taxes, payroll taxes, and corporate taxes. Personal income tax 46% of collections.

    State & local taxes mainly consist of property taxes, sales taxes, individual income taxes, and grants from federal government. Less reliance now on property tax, more on income tax.

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  • Jumlah Daerah di Beberapa Negara Lain

    India (pop 1.22bn): jumlah states + panchayats (rural) + municipalities adalah = 243,676

    Brazil (pop 194mn): 26 states dan sekitar 5000 municipalities

    Nigeria (pop 158mn): 36 states, 774 LGs

    Germany (pop 82mn): 16 states, districts 435, municipalities 14,987

    USA (pop 310mn): 50 states, 3034 counties, 19,429 municipalities

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  • Arti Penting Public Economics Berbagai issues terkait

    How to measure the size of government?

    Anggaran Pusat dan Daerah th 2010 (APBN + total APBD = Rp 1500T) adalah sekitar 22% dari PDB (= Rp 6800T).

    Bagaimana di negara lain?

    Sepertiga dari belanja/pengeluaran APBN adalah transfer ke daerah. Sepertiga dari belanja/pengeluaran APBN lainnya dilakukan oleh Pusat di daerah.

    HP

  • Government Expenditures as a Percentage of GDP (2008)

    United

    States

    Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and

    Development [2008a].

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  • Tabel Perbandingan Jenis Belanja APBD Seluruh Daerah di Indonesia: 2005 2008

    (dalam Milyar Rp)

    2005

    2006

    2007*

    2008*

    Belanja Pegawai

    85.626,20 (41,8%)

    81.860,95 (32,3%)

    130.487,67 (38,5%)

    153.396,26 (39,4%)

    Belanja Barang 45.222,90 (22,0%)

    79.050,75 (31,2%)

    61.204,19 (18,0%)

    72.303,53 (18,6%)

    Belanja Modal 45.483,46 (22,2%)

    54.798,85 (21,6%)

    104.747,23 (30,9%)

    111.852,75 (28,7%)

    Belanja Lainnya**

    28.690,43 (14,0%)

    37.855,34 (14,9%)

    42.904,42 (12,6%)

    51.825,29 (13,3%)

    Total 205.022,99 (100%)

    253.565,90 (100%)

    339.343,51 (100%)

    389.377,83 (100%)

    * = anggaran ** = bantuan sosial, bantuan keuangan, hibah, tak terduga, dll. Sumber: Nota Keuangan 2009.

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