Dr. Ambedkar, popularly known as Babasaheb, was an Indian jurist,
economist, politician, social reformer and a deep scholar. He was among the
most outstanding intellectuals of India in the 20th century. He did commendable
works in enhancing the internal economic stability of India. He gave remarkable
views in public finance and agriculture. His single agenda in developing the
economics was to providing an internal stability in the nation. He was of the
opinion that only an automatic system based on gold standard with gold currency
could achieve this advantageous end. He suggested that faithfulness, wisdom
& economy should be the judging alternatives to spend the government
resources rather than following only rules & regulations. He argued that in
spite of increasing the size of the farms, government should try to promote
intensive cultivation that would employ more capital and labour. He promoted
cooperative agriculture. This paper
attempts to provide some insights on Ambedkar’s thoughts on public finance and
agriculture and to examine the applicability of these thoughts in the context
of modern India. This paper suggests that government is required to take
measures on the basis of Dr. Ambedkar’s thought.
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