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Vol. 11, Issue No. 18, 01 May, 1976
From Our Correspondent
BIHAR-The Bonded of Palamau
Sudipto Mundle
BANGKOK- Reformist Gestures
Harish Chandola
ISRAEL-Elections in the Occupied Area
Surendra Bhutani
FRANCE-Once More to the Streets
Farrukh Dhondy
CORPORATE SECTOR-Advantages of Size
WEST BENGAL- Disturbed Industrial Situation
Kalyan Chaudhuri
Companies
Unscathed by Recession
Hansavivek
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Mohan Bhatia
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A Year after Liberation
Agriculture- IDA in Place of AID
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Will Forcible Sterilisation Be Effective
D Banerji
An Analysis of Money Multiplier and Money Supply in India
Jag M Chona
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