The disparity of Economic Development and Social in Coastal Area of East Java

Fast, fair and equitable economic development need to be achieved in every economic activity both nationally and regionally to achieve public welfare as the purpose of economic development. The research question is whether there is economic growth inequality that is plagued by high gini ratio, poverty and human development index and social vulnerability in coastal areas of East Java. Also, whether there is an imbalance in development orientation between the typologies of the East Java coastal region. The study aims to analyze the economic growth by assessing gini ratios, poverty, open unemployment, human development index and social vulnerability rates. This is to identify the interrelationships inequality of economic growth with the level of social vulnerability. The method used in the research is correlation analysis and analysis of different tests of economic growth. It was concluded that there was a link between inequality in economic growth and social vulnerability between the typologies of the northern coastal area (Pantura) and the southern coastal area (Pansela). There is an inequality in development orientation between the typologies of Pantura and Pansela region.