The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment, Domestic Direct Investment, Income Distribution, and Human Development Index on GDP Per Capita Of Indonesia

Azim, Alfauzan (2025) The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment, Domestic Direct Investment, Income Distribution, and Human Development Index on GDP Per Capita Of Indonesia. S1 thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

Abstrack In order to improve and examine the development of GDP per capita of Indonesia. This study analyzes the influence of the variables Foreign Direct Investment, Domestic Direct Investment, Income Distribution, and Human Development Index on GDP per capita growth in Indonesia. This study uses Time Series data and is analyzed using the Ordinary Least Square method for the period 1994-2023. The results of the study indicate that the variables Foreign Direct Investment, Domestic Direct Investment, and Human Development Index have a positive and significant effect on GDP per capita. Meanwhile, the Income Distribution variable has a negative effect on GDP per capita. This finding highlights the importance of prioritizing increased investment and human quality in the country to support economic development. Meanwhile, the priority of reducing the gap in income distribution must also be a focus.

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