Economy Behavioral economics of temples

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Economics
Why Do People Pray?
Why Can't You Stop Warding Off Evil?
The Unlucky Chronology and Various Prayers Are the Skillful Sales Strategies of Temples?
Great Response at Temples Nationwide 『 The Economics of Temples 』 The Long-Awaited Sequel
Analyzing seemingly irrational human behavior with the latest economics and thinking about the future of temples and people
Even though we don't have any religious faith in particular, when we climb Mt. Fuji, we put our hands together with the sunrise, visit the shrine at the beginning of the year, ward off evil when we reach the unlucky age, and pray for passing exams. On the other hand, temples skillfully prepare "menus" such as the unlucky chronology, health, prayer for passing exams, Shobai Hanjo, prayer for traffic safety. Analyzing the behavior of both from "behavioral economics", we teach the correct way to interact with temples, and think about the ideal form of temples and monks in the future.