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... rules . Confusion reigns- and money is lost . Other parts of the system , though , have begun to accept that capitalism must be played with the rules of the capitalist game . Take in particular the Indian business houses which have ...
... rules . Confusion reigns- and money is lost . Other parts of the system , though , have begun to accept that capitalism must be played with the rules of the capitalist game . Take in particular the Indian business houses which have ...
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... rules on retrenchment which will benefit workers who are laid off . Nominally , workers are pro- tected under strict labour laws , but hundreds of companies are reducing the size of their workforce in one way or another . A more open ...
... rules on retrenchment which will benefit workers who are laid off . Nominally , workers are pro- tected under strict labour laws , but hundreds of companies are reducing the size of their workforce in one way or another . A more open ...
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50 51. Books RULES , LAWS , CONSTITUTIONS edited by Satish Saberwal and Heiko Sievers . Sage , Delhi , 1998 . A germinal seminar on ' Constitutional History and Rule of Law ' held in Bangalore ( February 1995 ) that burgeoned into a ...
50 51. Books RULES , LAWS , CONSTITUTIONS edited by Satish Saberwal and Heiko Sievers . Sage , Delhi , 1998 . A germinal seminar on ' Constitutional History and Rule of Law ' held in Bangalore ( February 1995 ) that burgeoned into a ...
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