| Summary: | Amit Bhaduri's 'Desarrollo con Dignidad' critiques neoliberal economic reforms in India and advocates for a development model centered on social welfare and full employment. Drawing on his academic background and collaboration with Stephen Marglin, Bhaduri argues against the dominant market-driven approach, which prioritizes efficiency over social needs. He emphasizes a progressive income distribution model that empowers the poor and critiques the limited role of the state in economic affairs. Bhaduri calls for active government intervention to foster domestic market expansion, reduce structural unemployment, and address social inequalities rooted in religion, gender, and caste. His work provides a comprehensive analytical framework for understanding and addressing these issues, appealing to economists, policymakers, and those interested in the intersection of economics and social justice.
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