Political Science, asked by rashmipriyadas2002, 2 months ago

who is the author of the book acquisitive society
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Answered by pranjaliwaghmare2264
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Answer:

I think R.H. Tawney

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Answered by bhumi7778
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The Acquisitive Society is a compelling and remarkable book by Richard Henry Tawney that presents an almost utopian theory on how to create a just and equitable social and economic environment in which all economic inequalities would be eliminated.

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