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                     Gorontalo   0.047408   Papua       0.038041
                     Jambi      -0.035125  Riau         -0.13799
                     West Java    -0.070697  South Sulawesi   0.041691
                     Central Java   0.133403   Central Sulawesi  0.128072
                     East Java    0.114054   Southeast   0.048738
                                          Sulawesi
                     West       -0.020404  North Sulawesi   0.028231
                     Kalimantan
                     South      -0.112617  West Sumatera   0.073993
                     Kalimantan
                     Central    -0.057693  South Sumatera   -0.06938
                     Kalimantan
                        R-squared         0.459677
                        Adjusted R-squared  0.446169

                        F-statistic       34.02983

                        Prob(F-statistic)   0.0000


                  4.  Discussion and Conclusion
                      According to the model, the value of adjusted R-Square is 0.45 that can be
                  interpreted  that  the  variable  economic  development  (GDRP  per
                  capita/GDRPC), population density (DEN), and the number of vehicles (NV) is
                  able  to  explain  the  variation  in  environmental  degradation  (EQI)  about  45
                  percent while the rest is affected by the other variables outside the model.
                  Moreover,  normality  test  in  Table  2  shows  that the  error'  followed  normal
                  distribution. Besides, multi-collinearity check-in from the model shows that
                  the relationship between independent variables relative more safe from multi-
                  collinearity.  Therefore,  environmental  degradation  model  has  full-filled  the
                  required  assumptions.  This  condition  indicate  that  the  model  is  relatively
                  accurate and be used for analysis.
                      Estimation result shows that by five percent significance level, when GRDP
                  per  capita  increase  by  one  percent,  environmental  quality  of  Indonesia's
                  provinces will leads to decrease by 0.06 percent, ceteris paribus. The result on
                  line  with  Kuznets  hypothesis  on  EKC  that  economic  activity  in  early
                  development progress tend to decline natural quality. Moreover, the research
                  by Paudel and Pandit (2013) also explain that income per capita has positive
                  impact on environmental degradation in a county.
                      Another factor is population density. Estimation result point out with five
                  percent significance level the increase of population density by one percent
                  will decrease environmental quality index by 0.07 percent, ceteris paribus. The
                  result has equal with some literatures, such as Abesamis et al. (2013), Alam
                  (2010) and Rahman (2017).




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