Ak. Bagchi, CHAUDHURI,PRAMIT - A PERSONAL ACCOUNT (REPRINTED FROM ECONOMIC AND POITICAL WEEKLY, VOL 27, 1996), Journal of development studies, 33(2), 1996, pp. 271-273
As an economist who had absorbed the best of the Keynesian revolution,
macro-economic balances remained the grid on which Pramit Chaudhuri l
aid out his building. But his passion as a social scientist analysing
an economy with perhaps the largest burden of poverty in the world cam
e out in the fierce Brechtian quote which he used as art epigraph for
his book, The Indian Economy - 'Those who have eaten their fill speak
to the hungry of the wonderful times to come'.