Organizational Management according to the Buddhist concept method

Abstract

This article aims to study the relevance and relationship between Buddhist principles and economic principles by collecting data from Buddhist documents and scriptures, including related textbooks and books. It was found that the principles of Buddhism play a part in promoting and supporting the principles of economics in various aspects such as production, consumption, finance, basic human factors, and happiness in daily life and the use of resources with value, emphasizing that humans live morally, have virtues, and help society, including focusing on important spiritual goals of Buddhism, which play a role in directly supporting the principles of economics, namely the principle of noble wealth, the accumulation of virtuous wealth  such as faith, morality, generosity and wisdom, the principle of self-reliance, developing oneself to be able to live without relying too much on others, the principle of being careful, planning one's life and using resources carefully, the principle of not harming oneself and others. Living a life without causing trouble to oneself and society, the principles of honesty and morality, honesty and integrity, and a sense of shame and fear of sin. In summary, Buddhist principles are important in creating a balance between economic prosperity and morality in society, helping people live happily and meaningfully, both materially and spiritually.