I Think The Whole Progress Over The

Gender Inequality Is Not One Problem, It's A Collection Of Problems.

I Left Delhi, In 1971, Shortly After Collective Choice And Social Welfare Was Published In 1970.

We Live In A World Where There Is A Need For Pluralistic Institutions And For Recognizing Different Types Of Freedom, Economic, Social, Cultural, And Political, Which Are Interrelated.

Famines Are Easy To Prevent If There Is A Serious Effort To Do So, And A Democratic Government, Facing Elections And Criticisms From Opposition Parties And Independent Newspapers, Cannot Help But Make Such An Effort. Not Surprisingly, While India Continued To Have Famines Under British Rule Right Up To Independence... They Disappeared Suddenly With The Establishment Of A Multiparty Democracy And... A Free Press And An Active Political Opposition Constitute The Best Early-warning System A Country Threaten By Famines Can Have.

Sometimes The Lack Of Substantive Freedoms Relates Directly To Economic Poverty