Mobilitas Sirkuler Pedagang Kaki Lima Di Kawasan Alun- Alun Kabupaten Boyolali
Total View This Week0
Total View This Week0
Institusion
Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta
Author
MARUTI, MUHAMMAD SYAIFUL BAMBANG
, Drs. Priyono, M.Si
, Drs. Priyono, M.Si
Subject
G Geography (General)
Datestamp
2022-05-23 08:33:44
Abstract :
This survey is titled the Circular Movement of Street Vendors in Boyolali District Square. The purpose of this study (1) is to determine the social and economic characteristics of street vendors in the Boyolali Regent's Square. (2) Analysis of the circular mobility of street vendors in the Alunalun area of Boyolali Regency. (3) Analyzing the reasons for circular mobility actors to carry out circular mobility to their destination. The research method used survey methods and the data was collected using the census method. Using a list of questions made, surveys, the total population of this survey was 58 respondents. The data collected includes primary data in the form of (1) socio-economic characteristics of street vendors in Boyolali district square and (2) circular mobility of street vendors in Boyolali district square. (3) The reasons for circular mobility actors to carry out circular mobility to the destination area, the data obtained from the respondents' interviews are (1) The socio-economic characteristics of street vendors in the Boyorari district square are mostly male with the number of respondents reaching 46 people. . (79.3%), Most street vendors are married because the average age is 32 years and is still working, with at least 33 respondents (56.9%) and 4,444 street vendors mostly having junior high school education with a total of more than 23 respondents. (39.6%), the number of family members of traders, the majority do not have relatives, the income of street vendors is an average of Rp.363,200 per day, and if calculated per month it is Rp. 10,896,000, greater than the UMR of Boyolali Regency, which is Rp. 2,010,299, 30/month. (2) Most of the mobility of street vendors use motorbike transportation facilities, as many as 46 respondents. (79.3%), this is because it is considered more efficient and has easy accessibility. Street vendors who come from outside the sub-district within the district mostly come from as many as 32 respondents. (55.2%), Because the majority of street vendors carry out house mobility or daily mobility directly, it can be concluded that Boyolali District Square is the main attraction for the surrounding area. (3) The economic aspect is the most influential driving factor in the area of origin. This is due to the lack of job opportunities in the initial area and tight job competition in the initial area, but for the pull factor in the destination area, most street vendors move to the main square area. Boyorari district square. . This is the economic aspect. This means that there are many job opportunities in the destination area and at least a factor in job competition in the destination area.
This survey is titled the Circular Movement of Street Vendors in Boyolali District Square. The purpose of this study (1) is to determine the social and economic characteristics of street vendors in the Boyolali Regent's Square. (2) Analysis of the circular mobility of street vendors in the Alunalun area of Boyolali Regency. (3) Analyzing the reasons for circular mobility actors to carry out circular mobility to their destination. The research method used survey methods and the data was collected using the census method. Using a list of questions made, surveys, the total population of this survey was 58 respondents. The data collected includes primary data in the form of (1) socio-economic characteristics of street vendors in Boyolali district square and (2) circular mobility of street vendors in Boyolali district square. (3) The reasons for circular mobility actors to carry out circular mobility to the destination area, the data obtained from the respondents' interviews are (1) The socio-economic characteristics of street vendors in the Boyorari district square are mostly male with the number of respondents reaching 46 people. . (79.3%), Most street vendors are married because the average age is 32 years and is still working, with at least 33 respondents (56.9%) and 4,444 street vendors mostly having junior high school education with a total of more than 23 respondents. (39.6%), the number of family members of traders, the majority do not have relatives, the income of street vendors is an average of Rp.363,200 per day, and if calculated per month it is Rp. 10,896,000, greater than the UMR of Boyolali Regency, which is Rp. 2,010,299, 30/month. (2) Most of the mobility of street vendors use motorbike transportation facilities, as many as 46 respondents. (79.3%), this is because it is considered more efficient and has easy accessibility. Street vendors who come from outside the sub-district within the district mostly come from as many as 32 respondents. (55.2%), Because the majority of street vendors carry out house mobility or daily mobility directly, it can be concluded that Boyolali District Square is the main attraction for the surrounding area. (3) The economic aspect is the most influential driving factor in the area of origin. This is due to the lack of job opportunities in the initial area and tight job competition in the initial area, but for the pull factor in the destination area, most street vendors move to the main square area. Boyorari district square. . This is the economic aspect. This means that there are many job opportunities in the destination area and at least a factor in job competition in the destination area.
Download
book
BibTex
Latex, Jabref
cloud_download
Original Resource
url resource Institution
