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The article analyzes the importance of education, labor informality and public work in explaining labor income gaps between provinces of Ecuador. For this, microdata of labor surveys of 2017 is used. Besides, the study applies decomposition methods based on regressions of recentered influence functions. It is found that there are great differences in terms of labor income. The results of the decomposition indicate that education is the most important variable explaining the differences in labor income between provinces. The results also show that a significant part of the regional income disparities respond to labor informality and public employment.

Diferencias regionales en el ingreso laboral y el papel de la educación, informalidad laboral y el sector público. El caso de Ecuador