The aim of this study is to assess whether there is a link between household consumption, electricity infrastructure, and government spending for economic growth. The sample used in the study is the residents of Bojonegoro district, who can subsequently draw conclusions that are representative of the population. The method of analysis used is secondary data with time series or time series data obtained from the data of the BPS (Statistical Central Agency) of Bojonegoro district with multiple linear regression as its analysis method. The results of this study are: 1) household consumption is known to have a negative but significant impact on economic growth due to a lack of efficiency; 2) electricity infrastructure is known to have a negative impact but is significant on economic development due to a lack of contribution to the industrial sector; and 3) government expenditure is known not to have any impact or be significant for economic growth because of inadequate allocation of spending targets that result in hindering economic growth.