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Vol. 2, Issue No. 28, 22 Jul, 1950
The Stock Exchange
Welcome Signs of Investment Enquiry
Commodities
Cotton Prices Soaring
From the London End
Schuman? Plot or Plan
Editorials
Pandit Nehru s Peace Move
THE NEW SCHEME OF PROTECTION
Mediator or Madician
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Weekly Notes
Around the Markets
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CONTENTS
The Locust Menace
Commentary
Hard Times
Special Articles
What Holds up Jute Supplies
The Fiscal Blueprint
S. b. rangnekar
Indian Sugar Industry in 1949, An Appraisal
Dr. n. a
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shah
The Administration is Cracking Up
Industrial Management in India
H. t. parekh
Co-operation Still Primarily Agricultural-PROGRESS IN 1947-48
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