But the most striking passage was in the final chapter, written in 1963, just after India’s second Five-Year Plan.
As she read deeper, Lokanathan’s voice grew bolder. He criticized Ricardo’s "iron law of wages" for ignoring human dignity. He defended Amartya Sen’s later work before Sen had even written it—by simply asking: "What use is equilibrium if a famine walks through it?" a history of economic thought by v lokanathan pdf
The pages were yellow, the ink faded, but the handwriting was sharp. Lokanathan had not just written history; he had argued with it. But the most striking passage was in the