Data for: When Extractive Political Institutions Affect Public-Private Partnerships: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia's Independent Power Producers Under Two Political Regimes

Name: Data for: When Extractive Political Institutions Affect Public-Private Partnerships: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia's Independent Power Producers Under Two Political Regimes
Creator: Yohanna Gultom
Published: 2021-04-26T13:51:09.142Z
Keywords: Energy Economics, Political Economy, Public-Private Partnership

Gultom, Yohanna

doi:10.17632/4ntt5gjkdx.1

Data for: When Extractive Political Institutions Affect Public-Private Partnerships: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia's Independent Power Producers Under Two Political Regimes

Published: 26 April 2021| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/4ntt5gjkdx.1

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Yohanna Gultom

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The data covers the expenditures and outputs of Indonesia's coal-fired power plants during 2015-2019.

Data for: When Extractive Political Institutions Affect Public-Private Partnerships: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia's Independent Power Producers Under Two Political Regimes

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