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Agricultural export boom and child development : evidence from Indonesian Palm Oil

Prof. David I. Stern (Penguji) - ; Satya, Ardhian Prima - ; Ryan B. Edwards, Ph.D (Pembimbing/Promotor) - ;

Child labour and schooling can be changed through the demand and labour supply of a booming commodity. The increased global demand for palm oil put another international attention on the increased child labour incidence in the Indonesia palm oil sector. We estimate difference-in-difference estimation for two period data of SUSENAS in 2002 and 2010 on district level using increasing global demand and suitability cultivation as the exogenous treatments. This paper's findings suggest that the palm oil boom increased child labour by 1.44% and reduced schooling as much as 1.85% on average in the district above the suitability of palm oil cultivation than those below the median. Therefore, the Indonesian government should commit to eradicating child labour incidence in palm oil areas by improving labour control and increasing the number and quality of schools..15/07/2021


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Call NumberLocationAvailable
EK 1650PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
PenerbitDepok: Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Indonesia 2021
Edisi-
SubjekChild labour
in
Schooling
Difference
SUSENAS
palm oil suitability cultivation
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Deskripsi Fisikx, 25p; chart, tables, graphics, ills; 29cm
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