This book offers readers a comprehensive understanding of how legal frameworks shape sustainable practices and economic growth. The book provides valuable insights into the integration of law and economics to promote sustainable agricultural development, focusing on technological advancements and their economic impacts. Readers will gain a deep understanding of how legal structures support agricultural households and marginalized communities. In examining economic policies and trade, the book reveals the pivotal role of law in achieving sustainable development goals, balancing intellectual property rights, and managing environmental challenges like oil spills. This makes it an essential resource for grasping the complexities of global economic strategies and their sustainability implications. The section on labor law addresses contemporary issues in employment, such as the gig economy, income disparity, and workplace discrimination. By highlighting legal protections and social equity, the book underscores the importance of fair labor practices. Overall, readers will benefit from a detailed, interdisciplinary exploration of how legal and economic systems can collaboratively drive sustainable development and social justice.

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Ashish Virk is a distinguished academician and legal scholar renowned for her expertise in Jurisprudence, Human Rights, and Constitutional Law. With over 20 years of teaching experience, she has contributed significantly to legal education at various institutions, including Panjab University Regional Centre, Ludhiana. As a prolific researcher, Prof. Virk has authored two books, contributed chapters to course work, published 45 papers in international and national journals, six chapters in books, and five online publications law magazine bulletins. She has presented 55 papers at conferences including session chaired and paper presenting at Cambridge University, United Kingdom. She has also delivered 25 invited lectures, chaired and judged nine sessions and events, and participated in numerous radio talks on various legal topics. Her administrative roles include serving as a visiting faculty at Indian Institute of Management-Rohtak and as Principal at Panjab University Constituent College and Lifetime member of the Indian Law Institute (Deemed University), New Delhi.

Aman Amrit Cheema is ****a distinguished luminary in the field of law, having over 22 years of experience as an educator and scholar. Recognized for her specialization in Narcotic Laws and the Juvenile Justice System, Dr. Cheema's academic journey is marked by significant milestones. With a Ph.D. from the University of Jammu, her research on the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act has garnered acclaim for its socio-legal insights. As Director and Professor of Laws at Panjab University Regional Centre, Ludhiana, she demonstrates exemplary leadership. Prof. Cheema's contributions transcend academia, including her honorary professorship at the International Institute of Crime and Security Sciences, Bengaluru. She has to her credit two books, more than 44 research publications and has actively participated in 44 international and national conferences including paper presented and Session Chaired at International Conference on Law, Economics and Politics, Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom (UK). She is a Life time member of the Indian Law Institute (Deemed University), New Delhi.

Pooja Sikka is an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University Institute of Laws, Panjab University Regional Centre, Ludhiana. She earned her Ph.D. in Economics from Punjabi University, Patiala, with a fellowship from the University Grants Commission. With 18 years of teaching experience, her research interests include Economic Growth, Development, Poverty, Income Inequality, and Public Policy. She has authored two books, including one published by Routledge, and has 24 publications in esteemed journals, book chapters, and conference proceedings.

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PART 1: Introduction.- 1. Legal And Economic Synergy for an Equitable Society.- PART 2: Legal Issues and Economic Perspective.- 2. Navigating Social Media Regulation in India for the Preservation of Freedom of Expression.- 3. Data Security and Consumer Trust: A Legal Examination of Online Consumer Protection Regulations in the Indian Context.- 4. The Market for Disinformation : Investigating the Economic Costs and Motivations of Fake News .- 5. Surrogate Advertising in India.- Constitutional Welfare Economics: A Study of Classical and Keynesian Economic Ideas in Indian Constitutional Economic Philosophy.- Part III: Technological Advancements and Financial Systems.- 7. Laser Levelling Technology for Sustainable Irrigation in Punjab: An Economic Analysis.- 8. Assessing Income Expenditure and Productive Assets of Agricultural Households in India.- 9. Future Vision and Strategies of Financial Literacy in India with Special Reference to RBI s Initiatives.- 10. Evaluative Study of Consumer Protection Act with Reference to E-Commerce Transactions.- Part IV: Economic and Legal Dimensions of Sustainability.- 11. Environment, Law and Livelihood of Marginalized Occupations: A Case Study of Pottery Artisans.- 12. India s Pursuit of Sustainable Development Goals in Trade.- 13. Law and Economics of Oil Spills in India: A Critical Analysis.- 14. Industrial Jurisprudence and Labour Legislation: A Journey of Efforts to Conquer Income Disparity.