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Cover -- Contents -- Frequently Used Terms and Acronyms -- Notes on Names and Spellings -- Maps of India -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: "You, Too Can Be an Economist" -- Part I. Situating Free Economy -- 1. Making a New India: Dreams, Accomplishments, Disappointments, circa 1940-70 -- 2. Indian Libertarians and the Birth of Free Economy -- Part II. People, Ideas, Practices -- 3. Conservative Opposition to the "Permit-and-License Raj" -- 4. Beyond Ghosts: Visions and Scales of Free Economies -- Part III. Party Politics -- 5. Communicating and Mobilizing: Free Economy as Opposition -- 6. Against the Tide: Swatantra in Office and Memory -- Appendix: Electoral Results -- Note on Sources -- Selected Bibliography and Abbreviations -- Index.

Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Maps -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Foreword by Bibek Debroy -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- 2 An Overview of the Arthashastra-Questions, Answers and Translations -- 3 Economic and Political Frameworks-Dharmic Capitalism -- 4 Wealth Creation -- 5 Sustainable Growth and Welfare -- 6 Rule of Law and Enforcement of Contracts -- 7 How Kautilya Would View the Post-pandemic World -- 8 Summary and Insights -- Acknowledgements -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.

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