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I have not read Buddhist Economics.
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Finally found a philosophy/religion that suits me
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I have not read Buddhist Economics.
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How about A Guide for the Perplexed? It is basically a guide to traditional philosophy and shows the similarities that exist between the views of east and west.
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Cannot say that I have. I will have to add it to my already daunting reading list.
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It is excellent. His Small is Beautiful is brilliant as well. A Guide for the Perplexed is the metaphysical and philosophical underpinnings for that more political and social work.