What exactly can an economist do? If you feel that this question is too far away from you, then we might as well change the topic: What can economics do? Robert Frank's "Milk and Coke Economics 3" actually tries to give an explanation from a specific perspective. Perhaps the views of this book are not necessarily very profound - in fact, the whole book uses very basic principles found in economics textbooks; however, Robert Frank's position is more objective and his method is more unique.
"Milk and Coke Economics 3" uses economics to dissect complex problems in society, clearly clarifies some basic principles that guide individual and national decision-making, covering everything from medical care to taxation, and personal consumption, and reveals how these principles play a role in the economy, policy and personal life.
The contents of "Milk and Coke Economics 3" are topics that are highly relevant to our daily lives. By reading this book, you can not only learn many very important economic theories, but more importantly, by learning Robert Frank's idea of using theory to analyze reality, you can achieve the effect of "not just a fish, but a catch".
Reader comments
This book is obviously not as interesting as the first one, but it is still easy to understand and interesting, and it contains quite a lot of useful information.
Also, I can't help but wonder, why only 134? Where did the second book go?
This book is obviously not as interesting as the first one, but it is still easy to understand and interesting, and it contains quite a lot of useful information. Also, I can't help but wonder, why only 134? Where did the second book go?