Application of Work Principles 8 of King Rama IX : Economical, Simple, and Maximizing Benefits

Abstract

          This academic article aims to study the Application of Work Principles 8 of King Rama IX is Economical, Simple, and Maximizing Benefits. The analysis reveals that "Economy" refers to the appropriate, cost-effective use of resources, avoiding extravagance and unnecessary consumption. Applying the principle of “Economy, Simplicity, and Maximum Benefit” in daily life can be achieved through the following steps: Economy involves planning resource usage and budget management effectively. Simplicity focuses on minimizing complexity, reducing unnecessary steps, and using appropriate tools. Maximum Benefit refers to setting goals and planning resource usage to achieve the highest efficiency, while simultaneously developing processes. To effectively apply the 8th Royal Principle - Economy, Simplicity, and Maximum Benefit-one must consider necessity and cost-effectiveness in all dimensions. This principle uses economy and simplicity as the foundation leading to maximum benefit. In other words, economy and simplicity represent the causes, while maximum benefit is the outcome. This principle can be applied across political, economic, social, and environmental dimensions. New insights gained from the study include the application of the 8th Royal Principle - Economy, Simplicity, and Maximum Benefit. By using “economy” and “simplicity” as the foundation, this leads to achieving “maximum benefit.” This principle can be applied across the dimensions of politics, economy, society, and the environment.