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Conclusion:<br />
9. <strong>The</strong> inflation can be easily controlled by making a separate corporation for all the<br />
consumable commodities to ensure regular supply at reasonable price through out the year.<br />
10. <strong>The</strong> middlemen huge pr<strong>of</strong>its can be controlled easily by making certain arrangements.<br />
11. <strong>The</strong> proposed corporation should take care <strong>of</strong> equating the production and consumption.<br />
12. Exports and Imports may be easily taken care <strong>of</strong>. <strong>The</strong> country which is having potential to<br />
produce certain commodities need not procure from the other country and can be produced<br />
by proper planning. At one point, we open our exports and at the same time within few<br />
months, we revert back because <strong>of</strong> lack <strong>of</strong> planning and farsighted approach.<br />
<strong>The</strong> author has established all the three stated objectives with the help <strong>of</strong> hypothetical data and<br />
illustrations. <strong>The</strong> Law <strong>of</strong> wastage is inevitable for every country’s sustainable economic growth and to<br />
minimize the unnecessary escalation <strong>of</strong> commodity prices. This unexplored area in economics need to<br />
be studied thoroughly to avoid unexpected and unwanted economic slow down in any country. If<br />
necessities are taken care by every state, the economic development can be easily ensured with<br />
sustainable growth. By setting up <strong>of</strong> a Separate Corporation for every commodity the permanent head<br />
ache <strong>of</strong> inflation can be controlled.<br />
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4. S.Sankaran, ‘Macro <strong>Economics</strong>’, Margham Publications, Chennai, 2007.<br />
5. Kamarajar Vegetable Market, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. (Hypothetical data source November<br />
2010 – April 2011)<br />
6. Dr. H.L. Ahuja, Modern Micro <strong>Economics</strong> (<strong>The</strong>ory & Applications) S.Chand, 2009.<br />
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