A legendary Indian philosopher and economist

A military strategist and political advisor

A renowned teacher and scholar

All of the above

The Arthashastra

The Kautilya Shastra

The Chanakya Niti

The Indian Economics

The pursuit of material wealth and prosperity

The establishment of a strong and stable state

The promotion of social justice and equality

The attainment of spiritual liberation

Territory, population, and sovereignty

Army, treasury, and bureaucracy

Agriculture, industry, and trade

Dharma, artha, and kama

The government should intervene in the economy to promote growth and prosperity

The government should play a limited role in the economy, allowing market forces to operate freely

The government should nationalize all industries and control the entire economy

The government should focus on collecting taxes and providing basic services

Land tax, sales tax, customs duty, and income tax

Agriculture, industry, trade, and mining

Confiscation of property, fines, and penalties

Gifts, donations, and tributes

Agriculture is the foundation of the economy and should be promoted

Agriculture is a necessary evil and should be taxed heavily

Agriculture is a waste of resources and should be discouraged

Agriculture is irrelevant to the economy and should be ignored

Land, labor, capital, management, technology, and marketing

Soil, water, sunlight, air, nutrients, and seeds

Plowing, sowing, weeding, harvesting, threshing, and winnowing

Crop rotation, irrigation, fertilization, pest control, storage, and transportation

Trade and commerce are essential for economic growth and prosperity

Trade and commerce are a necessary evil and should be regulated

Trade and commerce are a waste of resources and should be discouraged

Trade and commerce are irrelevant to the economy and should be ignored

Internal trade, external trade, and transit trade

Wholesale trade, retail trade, and black market trade

Land trade, sea trade, and air trade

Legal trade, illegal trade, and semi-legal trade

Education is essential for the progress and prosperity of the nation

Education is a luxury and should be reserved for the elite

Education is a waste of time and resources

Education is irrelevant to the economy and should be ignored

Vedas, Upanishads, and Puranas

Grammar, logic, and rhetoric

Mathematics, astronomy, and medicine

Politics, economics, and military strategy

Ethics and morality are essential for the smooth functioning of the economy

Ethics and morality are irrelevant to economic activities

Ethics and morality are a hindrance to economic growth

Ethics and morality are a personal matter and have no place in the economy

Honesty, integrity, and fairness

Profit maximization, efficiency, and growth

Social justice, equality, and welfare

Sustainability, environmental protection, and resource conservation

He is considered one of the greatest economists of ancient India

His ideas have had a profound influence on economic thought and practice in India and beyond

He is credited with developing the concept of economic statecraft

All of the above