It is to learn the world of socialist ideals in using them to solve the economic problems along with integrating them with reforms of market economy. Thus:

-Social Welfare Program: According to the head at Labour Bureau increase and improve expenditure on the social sector including MGNREGA, public health, and affordable education-decreases poverty and inequality.

-Labor Reforms: Such labor reforms directed in appropriate wages, working conditions, and social security we will see yield positive results in the lives of workers.

-Progressive Taxation: Progressive taxation also serves to narrow an income gap and can also be employed as an effective means of redistributing income.

-Public Investment: Thus infrastructure-in roads, railways, power-can provide opportunities for direct employment and also indirect growth.

-Cooperative Models: Instead of working against one another, these cooperative models should also be encouraged as approaches to farming and other domains through which small producers can also be freed from operators or middlemen.

-Social Audits: Levels can also be put to use, as in the case of companies of social audits, for making compliance with certain standards of ethics and environment.

It should also avoid the follies of excess state control and bureaucracy but overstate the compromise. A proper compromise is certainly and mores destined to exist between market forces and social justice. Their objective is to fuse the bureaucratic structure with efficiency of capitalism, plus socialist social justice. And I believe that India can become a shining example of that successful interaction.