Pengaruh Industrialisasi Terhadap Migrasi Per Propinsi di Indonesia Pada Tahun 2010

Abstract

<div style="text-align: center;"><p><span><span>Tatik Mariyanti<br />Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Trisakti<br />Email : tatik_m2002@yahoo.com<br /><em>Abstract</em><br /><em></em></span></span></p></div><div style="text-align: justify;">The title of this paper is the impact of industriiaization to migration by provinces in <em>Indonesia on 2010. Today in Indonesia, there are still excess number of workers in the </em><em>agriculture sector. The various sources clearly show the labor transformation in </em><em>Indonesia still occur. Where as this transformation is a logical consequences for the </em><em>developing country that carrying out the economic development. This condition also </em><em>indicate with the excess labor in the capital intensive sector that relevan to the </em><em>industrialization process. The experiences in some provinces show that migration to the </em><em>urban area is related by the industrialization. The people migrate to the urban area in </em><em>order to fullfill the labor needs in the industrial sector, because job in the industrial sector</em><br /><em>will give more added value compare with other sector such as agriculture sector. This research </em><em>will anlyze the impact of industrialization to the migration by provinces in 2010.</em><br /><em>Based on theory and previous findings we estimate that there is influence of industrial </em><em>sector employment, and wage rate toward migration between provinces in 2010, This </em><em>research conclude that the contribution of industrial sector in regional GDP have a </em><em>positive effect toward inter-provincial migration, the industrial sector contribution to </em><em>employment has a effect on migration, and minimum regional wage rate have positive </em><em>affect the migration significant at 5%. This test use Eviews-4, with multiple linear </em><em>regression model.</em></div><p><em></em><br /><em>Keywords : </em><em>Industrial sector, gross domestic product, employment, regional wage and </em><em>migration</em></p><p><span><span><br /></span></span></p>