This study investigates the influence of Regional Original Revenue, inflation, and poverty rate on economic growth in Banten Province from 2009 to 2022. Using a quantitative approach and multiple linear regression analysis, the research finds that Regional Original Revenue, inflation, and poverty collectively affect economic growth, with inflation showing a significant positive impact, and Regional Original Revenue a significant negative impact. Interestingly, the poverty rate does not show a significant effect, suggesting unequal distribution of economic gains across regions. The findings highlight the importance of effective fiscal allocation and the need for inclusive development strategies to ensure that local revenue and macroeconomic stability translate into broader economic prosperity. The study recommends strengthening fiscal governance, managing inflation productively, and addressing poverty through targeted human development policies. Future research should explore moderating variables and regional comparative frameworks to enrich understanding of Indonesia’s regional growth dynamics.
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