Relationship model among human development index, Gini coefficient, per capita non-food expenditure, per capita gross regional domestic product and development financing in provinces in Indonesia for the 2015-2019 period.

This study aims to model the relationship among Human Development Index (HDI), Per capita Non-Food Expenditure (PNFE), Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) per capita, Gini coefficient and financing. The data is based on data come from the provinces in Indonesia since 2015 to 2019 obtained from the Central Statistics Agency. Simple linear regression model and multiple linear regression model are used to model the data. It can be concluded that there is no positive correlation between HDI and the Gini coefficient, meaning that high HDI can be found in provinces with a Gini coefficient and in provinces with a relatively low Gini coefficient. Non-Food Expenditure per capita has a positive partial effect on HDI. GRDP per capita partially positive effect on HDI. Development financing per capita partially affects the HDI. The best model that provides the relationship among HDI, GINI ratio, per capita Non-Food Expenditure, per capita GRDP, financing is a linear and positive relationship between HDI and Per capita Non-Food Expenditure, per capita GRDP and development financing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]