Who says economics has to be done seriously? Economics is not just about numbers, it is inextricably related to psychology, politics, history and many other disciplines;
It involves all aspects of life, such as deposits, investments, stock trading, buying a house, shopping, making friends, entertainment, marriage and children, birth, old age, illness, and death, etc.
Faced with these "serious", "heavy" and "serious" topics, the author of this book uses humor and humor to prove to us that economics does not have to be serious, but we can understand after reading and laughing: the choices we make are closely related to the costs and benefits of different choices.
This book not only has humorous text, but also comes with a large number of hilarious comics and illustrations, making it more interesting to read!
Reader comments
As the book says, economics is actually in our lives, such as the high prices of mobile phone numbers and license plates. Isn't this just "scarce things are more expensive"! I think of a friend of mine who started a business to make handicrafts. Because they are unique, the prices are not cheap. This is economics! The author Skain is really amazing. He can explain such complicated knowledge in such a simple and easy-to-understand way. He also includes many funny cartoons, which makes it very enjoyable to read! I think this book is not only suitable for people who want to learn economics, but also for people like me who want to easily understand common sense in life.
This book has quite a lot of descriptive arguments, metaphorically satirizing the phenomenon of market chaos, focusing on the phenomenon of enterprises competing for the market that is not conducive to long-term economic development, and helping to better understand the market operating rules at the macro level.
As the book says, economics is actually in our lives, such as the high prices of mobile phone numbers and license plates. Isn't this just "scarce things are more expensive"! I think of a friend of mine who started a business to make handicrafts. Because they are unique, the prices are not cheap. This is economics! The author Skain is really amazing. He can explain such complicated knowledge in such a simple and easy-to-understand way. He also includes many funny cartoons, which makes it very enjoyable to read! I think this book is not only suitable for people who want to learn economics, but also for people like me who want to easily understand common sense in life.
This book has quite a lot of descriptive arguments, metaphorically satirizing the phenomenon of market chaos, focusing on the phenomenon of enterprises competing for the market that is not conducive to long-term economic development, and helping to better understand the market operating rules at the macro level.