Decomposition of Household Income Inequality in Bali Based on the Migration Status

Purpose : The study aims to determine the decomposition of household income inequality in Bali based on migration status using regression-based analysis.
 Theoretical framework: Alsina and Rodrick (1994) stated that hearing opinions will inhibit growth process result redistribution national be expensive. Other things Bourguignon (2004), worrying condition occurred because relative presence population. Inequality occurs every normal observation with
 population mean, which makes scale independent income.
 Design/methodology/approach: uses consumption expenditure data from National Socio-Economic Survey (SUSENAS), covering for more than 45,000 household, focusing province 2018.
 Finding: In general, shows proportion rural-urban difference is main cause Bali, consistently with prediction rural urban areas a key source inequality. Moreover, results Blinder-Oaxaca show difference, marital head highest education number members affect both migrants non-migrants. Only gender has no significant effect inequality.
 Research, Pratical & Sosial Implications: Practically, this research contribute finding