Burdensome cost of religious ceremonies

Name(s): 
Imbalanced celebrational expenditures
Nature 
Festivals, holidays, weddings, funerals involve a high cost to poor families or communities, they also cause a reduction in working days and loss of productivity.
Incidence 
The disparity between the cost of religious ceremonies and the standard of living of those who pay is most marked in developing countries, such as India. The problem also exists among the working classes and poor of industrialized countries. Religious influence of this kind causes conflict with development programmes.
Broader 
Traditionalism
Expensive functions
Misuse of resources in religion
Reduction in symbolic celebrations
Decline in rural customs and traditions
Narrower 
Religious opposition to public health practices
Aggravates 
Waste of human resources
Festivals emphasize division
Commercialization of religion
Failure of development programmes [in 1 loop]
Religious and political antagonism [in 5 loops]
Aggravated by 
Caste system
Superstition
Dependence on religion
Religious indoctrination
Applied double standards
Underdevelopment of countries
Dependence on taking pilgrimage
Radical religious traditionalism
Threatened species of Crocidura phaeura
Strategy(ies) 
Reducing expense of dying
Balancing celebrational expenditures
Value(s) 
Costliness
Imbalance
Nonreligious
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems