Interface between Law and Economics Analyzing Indian Young Lawyers Association & Ors. vs. The State of Kerela & Ors.
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Mansi Agrawal
Student at School of Law, Bennett University, India
Abstract
This paper deals with the interface of Constitutional law and Economics of India and its impact on the same. A case where gender inequality has arisen controversial inequality in the global Indian society resulting in accelerating the existing misogyny in India. This paper examines the depts of such behaviour with respect to economic principles.
Keywords
Constitutional Law and Economics of India
Gender inequality
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