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Induced Migration and Improved Absolute and Relative Livelihood: a search for an Equitable Development

(Journal of Population, 13(1) 2007 : 1-12, 2007)

 Abstrak

Two of the channels examined here are direct investment
linkage and labor migration linkage. The former it treated
exogenously, while the latter is induced by the investment and is the
focus of this paper. Induced migration not only improves absolute
livelihood but also enhances relative livelihood in the A-.rector as
wage rigidity exists in the M-sector. Prospective improvement in
labor productivity of the M-sector becomes immaterialized as
minimum wage engraves and embarks the rigidity. In other words,
we can say eloquently that minimum wage in the M-sector improves
relative distribution. The higher the mobility, the more likely that
entire potential increase in agricultural labor productivity will be
materialized. It is rims to the benefit of the whole nation if both the
structure and the infrastructure of the national economy can be
developed in such a way that make labor force are highly mobile in
the national labor market. Development creates new things as well
as changes the structure of the economy, while movement makes
possible for all I/re potential net benefits to be materialized barb for
those who migrate and those who remain.

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No. Panggil : JOPO-13-1-2007-1
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Penerbitan : [Place of publication not identified]: Journal of Population, 13(1) 2007 : 1-12, 2007
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Majalah/Jurnal : Journal of Population
Volume : 13(1) 2007 : 1-12
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Institusi Pemilik : Universitas Indonesia
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