Sanatan Economics
Bharat is today the fifth largest economy in the world and expectations are that we will soon be the third largest. Some independent entities have already announced that we have crossed the 4 trillion Dollars mark.
So, as a dominant economy, Bharat will also be in a position to introduce its ethical business and societal models to the world. To understand this, let’s go back in time.
Early 1800s, the world was introduced to the capitalist model. Economists like Adam Smith came in and said: the market has 15 families making 15 designs of shirts. Let’s get them all under one roof, make them employees or suppliers and that’s how 90% of wealth got concentrated with 5% of the people.
This was followed by Karl Marx and his economic model where he demanded freebies for an unproductive population. So, the world came to the government taxing capitalists to feed an unproductive population.
Meanwhile, capitalist model also added women to the work force for temporary GDP. So, the capitalist got women to work for him in their most fertile years and women’s empowerment got equated with employment.
The two models together assaulted the family system; family lands and holdings split with every 18-year-old demanding his or her share.
The situation is ripe for Bharat to introduce Sanatan Economic Model to the world. The focus shall be on conducting ethical business as per Sanatan values, and the family shall be in focus.
Big business entities will not sink as in the West since family reputation will be involved. We will not see situations where the top management takes its money overnight, secure themselves and declare a company bankrupt leaving the shareholders in a lurch.
What the family-run businesses will also do is carry the less smart people along. A family member who is not as smart as others will not be thrown out, will be assigned work as per his/her capabilities. From families, it shall be about communities as in Bharat of yore.
The Sanatan Economic Model will aid the growth of core sectors like agriculture, infrastructure, education as well as defence-tech and space-tech. These businesses will focus on ethical profits; an example of this is SHUBH LAABH as is often written behind Ma Lakshmi on Diwali Pujas.
Gujaratis, said to be among the best business people in India also write SHREE SAWA which means I will earn a maximum of 25% profits from my business. The term “hidden costs” could be a thing of the past.
The Sanatan Economic Model will deliver profits and growth for the world and it is likely that Bharat will up its contribution to Global GDP which was at 25% before the 1800s. Its time hence for the West to learn Dharm & Marxists to learn Karm and Bharat will do so.
And as in the past, women will be amongst the top business tycoons of the world as earlier, without sacrificing their most fertile years.
The Vedic Education system will be back as it focused on developing skills, and not jailing students for 20 years in class rooms as in the British Classroom System. The Gurukuls will be back, teachers will collect fees after the student has learned the skills, he set out to learn.
The world will not be run on one Reserve Currency like the Dollar today; other currencies will become stronger and non-Dollar trades may happen at a bilateral level increasingly. It’s already happening with many countries agreeing to trade in Rupees.
With global axis of business likely to shift towards India & Asia post the UK elections of 2025 (financial reset is expected to follow this event), Sanatan Economic Model will prevail. The world will see a re-emergence of Sanatan Values with ethical methods of doing business, women taking their rightful place in the society not just as temporary boosters of GDP.
Families across the world are predicted start reunite/regroup and most big businesses will be family-led, with women re-emerging as business tycoons.
Dharma will lead the world, not religion. The time is now.