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Analysis of the reciprocal Relationship of local Government Expenditure towards human development index and its influence on economic performance in South Sulawesi. The purpose of the research is to 1. Analyse the influence of the development expenditure against the human development index (HDI) 2. analyse the influence of the human development index against the performance of construction economics, 3. The relationship of development spending on performance economic development. 4. The extent of the Government's efforts in the construction of human resources in South Sulawesi. The data used are the primary data and secondary data, the method of analysis used was multiple Linear regression, this research was carried out on 4 City Districts in South Sulawesi. The results of the Penelitian human development index in the city of Makassar 78.11 percent average during the period 2008-2013, higher than Regency Takalar and Gowa, Maros. The human development index Makassar city showed no significant influence on performance development, currently, Takalar and Gowa Regency Maros simultaneously GRANT and HDI member influence significant, but does show the influence of partially proportionally in support of improved performance of economic development. Economic growth in the city of Makassar during 2008-2013 is experiencing a positive trend with the average the growth of the 9.66 percent and is the highest growth rate of Regency Takalar and Gowa, Maros

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Analysis of the Reciprocal Relationship of Local Government Expenditure Towards Human Development Index (Hdi) and Its Influence on Economic Performance in South Sulawesi