The phenomenon of interregional transmigration of labor in Indonesia can help solve not only labor problems but also economic problems of migrant families. In the disequilibrium migration model, migration occurs due to the push and pull factors, while the Haris-Todaro model related between actual and expected wage. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of minimum wage in regencies/cities, number of establishments, and the number of job seekers on the level of migration. To analyze the data, this study applied a panel data regression with the number of transmigration in Central Java as the research object. The results showed that there was no statistical proof that the number of industries affected the level of transmigration while minimum wage decreased and the number of job seekers increased the level of transmigration in Central Java.
展开▼
