AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH, INFLATION, AND TAX REVENUE PERFORMANCE IN INDONESIA

Abstract

This research aims to investigate the statistical relationship between key macroeconomic indicators—specifically economic growth and inflation—and the tax revenue performance of Indonesia over a specified multi-year period. By employing quantitative econometric tools such as Pearson correlation coefficient testing and simple linear regression, the study seeks to quantify the degree and direction of association between GDP growth, inflation rates, and annual tax revenue (measured both nominally in trillion Rupiah and via growth rate percentage).