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In a paper published by us a couple of years ago on Anthropological Economics, (the year 2020 to be
precise) we had mooted the idea of trickle up economics as contrasted with the rather more popular
and mundane trickle down economics. We had argued that the latter would be somewhat dubious, iffy,
inconsistent and non-replicable in a wide variety of situations, particularly in the case of developing
nations. We had argued that trickle up economics would actually boost wide-ranging economic growth,
and add to the Gross domestic product in a big way. While we never were, and still are not big fans of
socialism, we have always argued, and will continue to argue for balanced, diversified and equitable
economic development models. There is a world of difference between the two. We had also argued
that the economic models pursued by advanced industrial nations will not by and large, work...
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