Gandhi was an economist of the masses. His approach was rooted in human dignity. His economic philosophy is a result of innumerable experiments which he.
gandhis views on trusteeship. . I enunciated this theory when the socialist theory was placed before the country in respect to the possessions held by zamindars.
Parel, Gandhi's Philosophy and the Quest for Harmony, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2006, p. 71 . 5 MK Gandhi, 'the veins of wealth' in The.
On Theory of Trusteeship. Supposing I have come by a fair amount of wealth - either by way of legacy, or by means of trade and industry - I must know that all.
In this article on Gandhi, 'Gandhi's Concept of Trusteeship', the author, C. S. . He created from day to day; hence men also should in theory live from day to day.
The Gandhian theory of trusteeship departs significantly from Marxian economic philosophy. He repeatedly opposed the idea of expropriating.
Gandhi's theory of trusteeship might have been extremely condemned toward proponents for Marxian ideologies, similarly as they viewed it to be in the favor of the.
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