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S Shyam Prasad, Professor, India
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Economics with Spiritualism and Ethical Businesses are Needed
Many economists have forwarded different solutions to overcome the human sufferings and lead them to happiness, such as:
- Capitalism
- Socialism
- Communism
- Mixed economy
- Keynesian
just to name a few.
Yet till date the success seems to elude us:
- On one hand hunger, poverty, death due to starvation, unemployment, inflation and many such evils are prevalent in many parts of the world
- On the other we have over exploitation of earth's resources to the extent of taking us to the brink, with pollution etc. growing day by day.
In my opinion, economics with a large dose of spiritualism is the only solution. With 'spiritualism' I mean thinking beyond the just materialistic benefits.
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Anura Perera, Director, Sri Lanka
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Economics with Spiritualism
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Olive C. Paraiso, Business School Marketer, Philippines
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Economics with Spiritualism and Ethical Business are Needed
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Bob Simpson, Strategy Consultant, Australia
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Economic Method That Embraces the Spiritual Needs of People
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Teun Wolters, Professor, Netherlands
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Economics and Spirituality: Never Waste a Good Crisis...
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K R Sethuraman, Professor, Malaysia
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Unbridled 'Human Development' is a Cancer of Planet Earth
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Teun Wolters, Professor, Netherlands
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Human Development as a Cancer
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Wale Adeniranye, Business Consultant, Nigeria
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Economics with Spiritualism and Ethical Businesses are Needed
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Teun Wolters, Professor, Netherlands
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Ethical Principles
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