Contribution of Human and Capital on Regional Economic Growth of Sumedang District of Indonesia

Achmad Rizal

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This article presents the analysis of the contribution of human capital growth and capital growth to regional economic development of sumedang district. Multiple regression Analysis by OLS model is applied to know the contribution of human growth variable and capital growth variable. While to know influence a number of variables about contribution to Sumedang Regional economic  is applied by data times series from the year 1980-2010.  This study shows that, human capital growth contribution negatively and insignificantly to the growth of the gross domestic regional product and capital growth has positively and significant influence on Sumedang Regional economic growth.

 


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Economic Growth; Human Capital Growth; Capital Growth

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17509/msb.v1i1.17109

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