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Oriental Economics Revisited Economic Thoughts Of Kautiliya His Predecessors And His Successors With Modern Relevancy(1st Edition)

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Baburam Gewali

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ISBN: 8711078081, 979-8711078081

Book publisher: Independently published (June 25, 2022)

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Book Summary: Oriental Economics- Revisited The book starts with the origin of Arthashastra in oriental tradition. The next article is a comparison of the definition of economics given by oriental economists- Katuilya and Shukra and western economists- Marshall and Robbins. The Third article is really an interesting one because gives an idea of the fist economic thinking whose name has been lost in economics. The fourth article focuses on the distribution wealth as discussed in Upanishads. The fifth and sixth articles provide a brief account of the economic systems in Kautilya-Marya period. The seventh and eighth articles are on the revenue collection and economic administration in Kautiliya and Shukra with slightly comparison with modern times. The ninth article deals with price theory and policy in past which is the root of modern economics, specially microeconomics. Tenth article introduces the economic thought of Chandeswar- who was a minister in Harisingh Deo, a Malla ruler in Nepal. His time has been estimated as 14 th century. The next article is a comparison of Malthusian theory of population with the view of Yogavashistha and the last topic deals with Trivarga balance with modern general equilibrium theory.Dr Babu Ram Gewali, a professor of oriental economic thoughts in Tribhuvan University, Nepal, is a well known author. He has published research papers within and outside the country, He is presenting his ideas on oriental economic thought in seminars.