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Pertamina

Indonesian corporation
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  • Indonesia
    Indonesia
    / Economic development

    …of foreign companies operating through Pertamina, the monolithic state oil corporation. (Pertamina’s position as the centrepiece of Indonesia’s economic expansion ended in 1975, however, when the government rescued the company from its indebtedness.) Military entrepreneurs played a significant part in these developments. In the mid-1980s the decline in oil prices…

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    …of foreign companies operating through Pertamina, the monolithic state oil corporation. (Pertamina’s position as the centrepiece of Indonesia’s economic expansion ended in 1975, however, when the government rescued the company from its indebtedness.) Military entrepreneurs played a significant part in these developments. In the mid-1980s the decline in oil prices…

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