Social Control of Banks

Social Control of Banks THE national preoccupation with the West Asian crisis and later with the diplomatic confrontation with China understandably shifted the focus of attention from the discussion of the budget in Parliament, the continuing deadlock in the preparation of the Fourth Plan and other economic policy issues on which a serious debate appeared to be brewing a few weeks earlier, especially after the Congress Working Committee's resolution on accelerating the pace of "democratic socialism". Now that the immediate objective of a ceasefire has been achieved in West Asia and the confrontation with China has abated somewhat, it is possible that the debate on economic issues might begin again.