"Indonesia’s Palm Oil Expansion & Further Contribution to Economic Frag" by Kathryn Devon Dixon

Date of Submission

Spring 2016

Academic Programs and Concentrations

Economics; Global and International Studies

Project Advisor 1

James Felkerson

Project Advisor 2

Sanjaya DeSilva

Abstract/Artist's Statement

Indonesia's growing dependence on the expansion of palm oil plantations as one of their prime exports has lead to the creation of many externalities both environmental and social, which has furthered their financial fragility. Since the Asian Economic Crisis, Indonesia has seemingly been growing substantially, but recent occurrences show that Indonesia may have more fragility than known.

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