Abstract :
This study aims to analyze the impact of Islamic finance and macroeconomic indicators
on economic growth in Indonesia. This study was conducted in 33 provinces for 7 years
from 2011-2017. The research model uses panel data model. The results of the study
prove that there is enough evidence that investment financing can promote economic
growth. Furthermore, non-investment financing and macroeconomic indicators such as
the Consumer Price Index, poverty, unemployment have a negative effect. Meanwhile the
human development index have a positive effect on economic growth in Indonesia. In
addition, the contribution of financing is still relatively small on economic growth in
Indonesia, as evidenced by the results of the R-Square in the first model of only 20,67
percent. There are differences in the level of contribution of financing among provinces,
most provinces must allocate at least half of the total funding for investment financing to
encourage economic growth. At the same time some other provinces have to allocate
more. The recommendations of this study are that the government must establish
regulations in which in favor of Islamic commercial banks. It is an urge for serious efforts
to boost investment financing of which will have a positive impact on economic growth
and at the same time maintaining macroeconomic indicators especially on controlling the
Consumer Price Index, poverty and unemployment.