Books

Book by Parth J Shah

This volume draws on the experiences of thirteen authors involved in classical liberal think tanks in different parts of the world. The contributors identify the strategies that have proved successful in influencing the public policy and explain how they can be adapted to local circumstances.

Book by Parth J Shah

Jointly published with the Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Contemporary Studies, it provides a set of policy solutions for various areas from education to financial markets.

Economic Freedom of the World 2004

Indian edition of the Economic Freedom of the World 2004. Originally published by The Fraser Institute in Vancouver, Canada in association with more than fifty liberal think tanks around the world.

Friedman on India

A set of articles that Milton Friedman wrote on the Indian economy during his visits to India in the fifties and sixties critiquing the policies of planning and correctly predicting their disastrous results.

Profiles in Courage: Dissent on Indian Socialism

A compendium on the lone voices of liberalism and economic freedom, including those of Minoo Masani, Rajaji, N G Ranga, B R Shenoy, Piloo Mody, Khasa Subba Rau and A D Shroff during the era of socialist command.

Theoretical Vision: B R Shenoy

A collection of Professor BR Shenoy's popular writings challenging the Indian socialist system and his theoretical contributions in two volumes.

Economic Prophecies: B R Shenoy

A collection of theoretical writings dating from 1932 to 1953, the time when B R Shenoy was studying at the London School of Economics, till the Indian Republic took its first steps on the road to economic development.

Morality of Markets

Morality of Markets presents a unique compilation of essays by distinguished economists, ethicists, and theologians that explores the moral and ethical foundations of the free market. The essay comprehensively address critical issues ranging from the underlying ethics of voluntary exchange, morality in commerce and corporation, the immorality of state intervention, and the role of markets in the teaching of major world religions. Read review of this book at Bihar Diary.

Law, Liberty and Livelihood: Making A Living On The Street

A path - breaking study of what ails the urban poor, with detailed analysis of laws, personal interviews, field research, and case studies, the book shows that the absence of economic freedom is the main source of urban poverty. The study looks at state and municipal regulations to trace their debilitating effects on the working class poor. By researching issues at the ground level, the study details how these problems are caused, and provides policy solutions to manage them.

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