| dc.description.abstract | This research aims to compare the welfare level of modern fishermen with
traditional fishermen in Sibolga Municipality based on the aspects of income and
consumption, living conditions, health and children's education. This field
research is conducted by doing a direct survey. Quantitative data is used in this
research in the form of secondary and primary data. 66 respondents/fishermen in
Sibolga Municipality are used as research samples and this sample size is
determined using purposive sampling technique. Data analysis techniques used in
this research are namely descriptive statistics, and Kruskal-Wallis Comparison
Test. In addition, the research applies Miles and Huberman’s theoretical analysis
technique which consists of three stages of activities that occur simultaneously
namely data reduction, data presentation, conclusion drawing/verification. The
research results indicate that (1) there is a difference between modern fishermen
and traditional fishermen welfare levels based on the indicators of income and
consumption, (2) there is no difference between modern fishermen and traditional
Sishermen welfare based on the indicator of living conditions, (3) there is a
difference between modern fishermen and trdditional fishermen welfare levels
based on the indicator of family member's health, and (4) there is a difference
between modern fishermen and traditional fishermen welfare levels based on the
indicator of ease of obtaining education. | en_US |
