As If People Mattered.

Publié le 7 Janvier 2013

challenge the basic principles of modern Western economics: (i) profit-maximization, (ii) cultivating desires, (iii) introducing markets, (iv) instrumental use of the world, and (v) self-interest-based ethics. Buddhist economics proposes alternative principles such as inimizing suffering, simplifying desires, nonviolence, genuine care, and generosity. Buddhist economics is not a system but a strategy, which can be applied in any economic setting.

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Buddhist Economics is a spiritual approach to Economics. It examines the psychology of the human mind and the anxiety, aspirations and emotions that direct economic activity. Its understanding aims

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