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The right to property, like the right to free expression, was enshrined in the Constitution and then weakened by short-sighted governments

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The right to property, like the right to free expression, was enshrined in the Constitution and then weakened by short-sighted governments

Kanika Datta
The right to property, like the right to free expression, was enshrined in the Constitution and then weakened by short-sighted governments. Yet both are essential for stable investment and growth, the top edit points out. Read it here

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