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050  4 HB126.I43 |bG394 1996
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100 1  Dasgupta, Ajit Kumar.
245 10 Gandhi's economic thought / |cAjit K. Dasgupta.
260    London ;New York : |bRoutledge, |c1996.
300    1 online resource (219 p.)
336    text |btxt
337    computer |bc
338    online resource |bcr
490 1  Routledge studies in the history of economics ; |v10
505 0  Book Cover; Title; Contents; Acknowledgements; INTRODUCTION; Utopia and reality in Gandhian economics; Gandhi's religion; Economics and ethics; Gandhi and ethical theory; PREFERENCE, UTILITY AND WELFARE; The limitation of wants; Ethical preferences and Swadeshi; Altruism and charity; Work, leisure and the doctrine of bread-labour; RIGHTS; Rights and duties; Some specific cases; A resolution on rights; A summing up; INDUSTRIALISATION, TECHNOLOGY AND THE SCALE OF PRODUCTION; The case against industrialisation; Some qualifications; Conclusion; INEQUALITY; Economic inequality
505 8  Inequality, untouchability and the caste systemGender inequality; THE THEORY OF TRUSTEESHIP; Trusteeship and the law of trusts; Trusteeship and industrial relations; Trusteeship and landlordism; Conclusion; EDUCATION; Aims of education; Nayee Talim; Why schools should be self-supporting; Higher education; Conclusion; SPECIAL TOPICS; Gandhi's predecessors; THE LEGACY OF GANDHI; Ethics and economics; Gandhi and rural development; Some methodological issues; Notes; Index
520    Gandhi's economic theories were a part of his vision of self-government, which meant not just freedom from colonial rule but the achievement of self-reliance and self-respect by the villagers of India. Areas examined include: *  consumption behaviour *  industrialization, technology and the scale of production *  trusteeship and industrial relations *  work and leisure *  education as human capital
546    English
500    "Routledge Research"--Cover.
504    Includes bibliographical references (p. 184-202) and index.
650  0 Economics |zIndia.
600 10 Gandhi, |cMahatma, |d1869-1948 |xViews on economics.
600 10 Gandhi, |cMahatma, |d1869-1948 |xPolitical and social views.
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830  0 Routledge studies in the history of economics ; |v10.
906    BOOK