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Indonesia’s palm oil policy at a crossroads: why government interventions are ineffective

By Aditya Alta, Researcher, Center for Indonesian Policy Studies
Nadaa Jauzaa, Researcher, Center for Indonesian Policy Studies

Indonesian government’s interventions in regulating prices and supplies for palm oil and its derivative products were short-lived and have instead created confusion.

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