Buddhist Economics
Monday Night Philosophy travels a different path to economic wisdom. Traditional economics measures the ways we earn and spend our income, but it doesn't always consider what gives our lives meaning. In response, Clair Brown has developed a holistic model that approaches the organizational structure of an economy by using Buddhist values, emphasizing sustainability, interconnectedness, capability and happiness to promote a more compassionate society. By replacing the endless cycle of desire with collective priorities, Brown argues we will benefit both personally and globally for generations to come.
This program is sold out; no tickets will be sold at the door.
MLF: Humanities
Co-sponsored by the Personal Growth Forum
An Only in San Francisco summer series program
Photo and copyright: Dyanna Taylor
The Commonwealth Club
555 Post St.
San Francisco, 94102
United States
Clair Brown
Professor of Economics; Director, Center for Work, Technology and Society at the University of California, Berkeley; Author, Buddhist Economics