Which ancient religious practice most directly influenced modern 'just-in-time' inventory management systems used by religious bookstores and supply companies?

Religious and philosophical texts have always contained wisdom about commerce, exchange, and resource management. Today's retail supply chains mirror age-old principles of distribution and community support that spiritual traditions established centuries ago. Test your knowledge about how ancient religious supply chain practices have influenced modern retail operations and how contemporary religious organizations manage their distribution of materials.

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Buddhist temple food distribution that provided meals to monks only as needed without excess storage
Catholic monastery wine cellaring practices that stored years of sacramental wine in advance
Hindu temple prasad distribution that created large batches for weekly ceremonies
Jewish matzah production that created all supplies for Passover months before the holiday