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Arvind Lalbhai

Referenced figure. Arvind Lalbhai is not part of the Indian liberal tradition. This page exists because works in the archive cite, discuss, or critique them. See the works listed below for the context.

By Arvind Lalbhai (1)

Are There Monopolies and Concentration of Economic Power in India?

1964 · edited volume

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