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Kehidupan Pedagang Sayuran Komuter Etnis Minangkabau (Studi Kasus Migran Pedagang Sayur Di Pasar Simpang Baru Kecamatan Tampan Kota Pekanbaru)
Increased means of transformation, communication, and technological advances
in infrastructure have an effect on the volume and direction of population
migration, which makes the distance between regions relatively shorter and
smoother, the greater the migration flow. Migration triggers overcrowding and
causes poverty and unemployment in urban areas. Generally these migrans work
in the informal market sector, namely as traders in the market. The Minangkabau
Ethnic traders chose to trade and migrate for reasons of their residence and family
who lived in the cities of West Sumatra, so they returned home from West Sumatra
to Pekanbaru City. Most of the traders who migrate are Minangkabau Ethnic
vegetable traders. They migrate back and forth because of economic factors, so
that makes researchers want to know why Minangkabau traders migrate only to
trade and find out more details about the socio-economic vegetable traders who
migrate back and forth in the Simpang Baru Market, Pekanbaru. Using Everett S.
Lee migration, migration is looking at Push Factors and also Pull Factors. Using
qualitative descriptive method of study by conducting in-depth observations and
interviews with 1 key informant and 4 informants. The result of this study indicate
that Minangkabau traders migrate based on informans answers because of the
low price of vegetables in they yard, while the pull factors is because of the
strategic and crowded condition of the Simpang Baru Pekanbaru City. While the
socio-economic traders in Simpang Baru Market are well established marked by
mutual greeting, reprimand, and exchanging merchandise. The economics of the
Minangkabau vegetable trader at the Simpang Baru Market is that it can be seen
from the considerable benefits that their vegetables always sell out.
Keywords: Migration, Minangkabau Ethnic, Vegetable Commuter Traders
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