Factor Affecting Local Own Revenue and Their Impact on Impact on Fiscal Autonomy and Economic Growth in Jabodetabekjur

In the era of regional autonomy, the acceleration of regional economic development depends on the ability of local governments to manage local sources of revenue in independently financing regional expenditures. This investigation's goal is to to look into the impact of per capita income, population, and regional investment on Regional Original Income, as well as their impact on fiscal independence and economic growth in the Jabodetabekjur area. The research model was formulated recursively in the Tiered regression analysis was used to study the Cobb-Douglas linear function of panel data through the EViews 10 application. As practical suggestions, the findings of this study recommend that local governments develop new sources of income for the community, increase population productivity, and build a favorable investment climate; increase the contribution of PAD sources that are more balanced between taxes, levies, and regional operating profits; and empowering fiscal independence to encourage sustainable regional economic growth.