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Economy 4 years ago
Why Indonesia's palm oil export ban has not cooled cooking oil prices
Despite these tough policies that have rattled edible oil markets and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue, the price of cooking oil, a staple for Indonesian families, has not come down, hitting the approval rating of President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo.
Academia 4 years ago
The soaring price of cooking oil is unforgivable for ordinary Indonesians
People find it difficult to forgive President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo for his failure to bring down the price despite his bold decision to ban exports of palm oil until domestic supply is secured at an affordable price.
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