This book is currently unavailable in bookstores. However, chapters 1, 2, 8 and 9 from The Structure of the Corporate Private Sector; a Study of Concentration, Ownership and Control. Bombay Asia Publishing House, 1967 have been included in Essays on Industrial Policy, R K Hazari, Concept Publishing, 1986 and can be purchased from Amazon here.
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