Buddhist Economics - Audio

Buddhist Economics - Audio

The Open University

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In the world of economics, does a person’s well-being really matter? What is more important, social objectives or profit maximisation – or are they even compatible? During a trip to Burma in 1955, Ernest Schumacher pioneered the concept of Buddhist Economics, a set of principles based on the belief that the function of business is to supply goods and services for need and true well-being. Schumacher argued that Buddhist Economics could serve as a...Read More
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The intellectual foundati...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 28 secs

The intellectual fou...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 28 secs

The case for shareholder ...

09 Mar 2010 | 06 mins 12 secs

The case for shareho...

09 Mar 2010 | 06 mins 12 secs

The problems with the sha...

09 Mar 2010 | 39 secs

The problems with th...

09 Mar 2010 | 39 secs

What went wrong with shar...

09 Mar 2010 | 05 mins 44 secs

What went wrong with...

09 Mar 2010 | 05 mins 44 secs

An alternative framework

09 Mar 2010 | 02 mins 22 secs

An alternative frame...

09 Mar 2010 | 02 mins 22 secs

The implications of the E...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 44 secs

The implications of ...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 44 secs

The implications of Buddh...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 30 secs

The implications of ...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 30 secs

Successful alternatives

09 Mar 2010 | 07 mins 11 secs

Successful alternati...

09 Mar 2010 | 07 mins 11 secs

How would conventional ac...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 03 secs

How would convention...

09 Mar 2010 | 01 min 03 secs

Economics and accounting ...

09 Mar 2010 | 15 mins 57 secs

Economics and accoun...

09 Mar 2010 | 15 mins 57 secs