Economics for the People: The life and work of J C Kumarappa Siby K. Joseph The dominant economic system or capitalism, has led to increased inequality and economic hardship for the common man, particularly the poorest of the poor, or "Daridra Narayan" in Gandhi's words. This system tends to concentrate wealth and power in the hands of a few, leaving many trapped in poverty and widening the gap between the haves and have-nots. Corporate dominance, or "corporatocracy," has become a reality, exerting significant influence over economic, political, and judicial systems. It would not be an exaggeration if we say that corporations have intruded into every aspect of human life. They exert undue influence over people's lives, shaping their choices in areas like food, clothing, and even thought, is a matter of grave concern. The ever-increasing corporate dominance which we witnessed today has exacerbated economic inequalities worldwide. Large-scale producti...