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Kautilya's Arthashastra 

   Author(s): Kautilya 

        Publisher: Jaico Publishing House, Year: 2009   

                                        

 Description: 

The Arthashastra of Kautilya is a book on economics published by Kautilya. The term (No Suggestions) derives from a prehistoric Indian dissertation about how a state's economy and military relations could work. Chanakya, the founder of the Mauryan Empire's teacher, wrote the dissertation in Sanskrit. The book discusses the science of capital accumulation. The author stresses that the king's conduct should be without justification and that he should go to whatever length to obtain money. In comparison to the monarch, the subjects will be more susceptible to retribution.

Kautilya was astute and astute. He gave the king checks on how to ascertain what his sons were plotting against him. He also counselled the sons on how to usurp the king's authority. He believed it was almost difficult to determine if an official was unethical, just as one cannot tell how much water a fish consumes.

He provided seven pointers for running a profitable and dedicated enterprise. According to him, the CEO's function is to lead and direct the team. The capable and resourceful boss is the glue that holds the team together. You must understand how the competition works and where additional sales can be generated. Your centre or headquarters can be a single location from which you can gather ideas, strategize, and manage all of your activities. You must properly maintain the treasury. Finally, you need a good business partner on whom you can depend when things go wrong with your business. The first version of Kautilya's Arthashastra was released in paperback in 2009 by Jaico Publishing House.

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