INDEK HARGA KONSUMEN DAN BELANJA MODAL TERHADAP INDEK PERILAKU KORUPSI

Khairul Amri

Khairul Amri UIN Ar-Raniry

Abstract

Corruption behavior intention in a city can be shown by corruption perception index of the city. Higher coruption perception index lower corruption behavior intention. Conversly, the city which lower corruption perception index indicates to is relatively higher corruption behavior intention. Cities in Indonesia are different in corruption perception index. It’s mean corruption behavior intention for the city respectively also different. On the other side, the consumer price index and the capital spending of local government also different each other. This study aims to eximine the effect of consumer price index and the capital spending of local government on corruption perception index (CPI). Data using in the study is panel data from sixteen cities for the period of 2006, 2008 and 2010. Data analyzed by pooled least square method. The study found that consumer price index and government expenditure have negative and significant effect on corruption perception index (CPI). It’s mean that consumer price index and the capital spending of local government have a positive and significant effect on corruption behavior intention. Higher consumer price index and the capital spending of local government, higher the corruption behavior intention

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