10 Questions
Buddhist economics views the economy as a separate, self-contained system, unrelated to the natural world and human communities.
False
Buddhist economics encourages practitioners to approach economic decisions with mindfulness.
True
Buddhist economics promotes the cultivation of mindfulness in daily life and work to increase consumption and waste.
False
Buddhist economics emphasizes the importance of local, community-driven economies that prioritize collaboration, equitable distribution, and sustainable practices.
True
Buddhist economics is based on the principle of interdependence, where all phenomena are seen as separate and independent.
False
Buddhist economics promotes the recognition of interconnections between economic activities and their wider social and environmental impacts.
True
Buddhist economics encourages practitioners to make economic decisions without considering the ramifications of their actions.
False
Buddhist economics offers a compelling alternative to the dominant materialist approaches that have led to sustainable practices and decreasing inequality.
False
Buddhist economics promotes the prioritization of collaboration, equitable distribution, and sustainable practices in local, community-driven economies.
True
Buddhist economics rejects the dominant materialist approaches that have led to unsustainable practices and growing inequality.
True
Test your knowledge on embedding Buddhist principles into business models and decision-making, prioritizing stakeholder well-being over profit maximization. Explore how Buddhist economics offers a holistic framework for human flourishing with values like mindfulness, compassion, and interdependence.
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