Capitalism: Success, Crisis, and Reform : Lecture 17 - The Case of Mister Balram Halwai| 48mins
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Focus Years: 2009 | Country: United States
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Professor Rae discusses Aravind Adiga's novel "The White Tiger." The novel reveals the difficulties developing countries face dismantling entrenched inequalities. Corruption and chronic rent-seeking behavior can be major obstacles. Other aspects of the novel, including India's religious history, the role of caste structure, and entrepreneurialism, are also explored. Links are made between themes from the novel and previous class discussions on the nature of capitalism.
Capitalism: Success, Crisis, and Reform : Lecture 17 - The Case of Mister Balram Halwai
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