ocr: Despite its oil wealth and the rapid industrialization andi improvements in agricultural productivity oft the past 30 years, Indonesia: is still grouped among the low-income economies by the World Bank. Health and education have improved, but many Indonesians live in relative poverty, and those on the peripheral islands, notably IrianJaya, northern Sumatra and East Timor, live in real poverty. This retlects both a concentration ofv wealth in the hands of a limited - number ofl key political and business tigures, and the concentration of development and - investment on the main islands, particu ...
