Unlocking the Wealth Code-how Ordinary People Achieve Financial Freedom
解锁财富密码——普通人如何实现财富自由
Spending money wisely is just as difficult as making it. --Bill Gates
Learn to spend money. Your relationship with money determines the distance between wealth and you! The Navarre Book is more suitable for ordinary office workers.
Japan's most popular MBA tutor teaches you to use financial thinking to avoid pitfalls and turn every penny you spend into your future wealth.
An economics book that everyone can understand, it is an excellent introductory book on economics and has long been ranked first in the economics category on Amazon in the United States.
4经济学的思维方式·现实应用篇
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Why does the Rent Control Act fail to effectively limit rents? Is medical insurance the main culprit for the decline in the quality of medical services? Why do policies aimed at gender equality intensify gender discrimination? A careful examination of reality will reveal that the actual effects of many decisions often run counter to their original intentions. What affects the quality of decisions, and what can economics do about it? Economics is not just numbers, charts and formulas in books, it is real life that is inseparable from politics, society and psychology. When we go to work, pay taxes, buy a house, invest, save, or see a doctor, we should all become economists. In this book, Thomas Sowell will lead readers to re-examine social issues closely related to personal life such as housing, medical care, employment, immigration, discrimination, etc. From an economic perspective, peeling off the cocoons and revealing the economic logic behind decision-making errors. After reading this book, you will learn to think like an economist, get rid of the shackles of short-term thinking, and have the ability to propose unique insights of both height and depth when facing new problems.
Why does the Rent Control Act fail to effectively limit rents? Is medical insurance the main culprit for the decline in the quality of medical services? Why do policies aimed at gender equality intensify gender discrimination? A careful examination of reality will reveal that the actual effects of many decisions often run counter to their original intentions. What affects the quality of decisions, and what can economics do about it? Economics is not just numbers, charts and formulas in books, it is real life that is inseparable from politics, society and psychology. When we go to work, pay taxes, buy a house, invest, save, or see a doctor, we should all become economists. In this book, Thomas Sowell will lead readers to re-examine social issues closely related to personal life such as housing, medical care, employment, immigration, discrimination, etc. From an economic perspective, peeling off the cocoons and revealing the economic logic behind decision-making errors. After reading this book, you will learn to think like an economist, get rid of the shackles of short-term thinking, and have the ability to propose unique insights of both height and depth when facing new problems.
What affects the quality of decisions, and what can economics do about it? Use economic thinking to deeply analyze practical issues such as housing, medical care, employment, and immigration.
Economic historian Mark Levinson's new work is highly praised by Bill Gates! Deciphering why prosperity is unsustainable and why America cannot be "great again"!
"Asahi Shimbun"'s large-scale serial "The Age of Negative Chattel" has caused huge repercussions across Japan. Who should pay for the "sinkhole" after the bubble carnival? A large number of shocking real cases and first-hand information are made public for the first time
The lifelong economic thinking of Japanese economics master Hirofumi Uzawa will take you to bypass complex mathematical calculations and get straight to the essence of economic thinking.
The new masterpiece of Thomas Sowell, the outstanding contemporary economics master and representative of the Chicago School, is an Amazon five-star masterpiece and an evergreen bestseller in the economics category!
Do you always spend a lot of money for no reason every month? Want to keep accounts but can't keep up? In fact, family capital flow is also an economic activity that follows accounting rules. If you want to "see through" your family's financial situation, you must understand accounting knowledge and use actions to defend the last position of your wallet and say goodbye to the moonlight clan.
10合适：从升学择校、相亲配对、牌照拍卖了解新兴实用经济学
(japan) Toyuki Sakai
How to get things into the right hands has long been a problem economists have grappled with. In the general commodity market, price determines the distribution of commodities: if you can afford the price, you can get what you want. However, due to ethical or fair considerations, some markets do not or cannot mark prices. At this time, the task of economists is to design reasonable "game rules" to guide participants to truly express their wishes and allocate resources effectively. In 2012, the Nobel Prize in Economics finally pointed to the field of "market design" that creatively solved the above problems. This theory is of great practical value, saving the lives of many patients with kidney failure, improving the troublesome school selection system for city managers, and even bringing up to 78 billion US dollars in license auction revenue for the U. S. Government... The author is a new leader in the Japanese economics circle, easily picking out the skeleton of real problems, simplifying them into cases that can be analyzed, and sequentially revealing the inner logic of unilateral matching, bilateral matching and auction problems. Immersing yourself in the book, you will be amazed that such a seemingly "simple" method can release such huge energy, and you will also be impressed by the layeredness and creativity of economists' thinking.
How to get things into the right hands has long been a problem economists have grappled with. In the general commodity market, price determines the distribution of commodities: if you can afford the price, you can get what you want. However, due to ethical or fair considerations, some markets do not or cannot mark prices. At this time, the task of economists is to design reasonable "game rules" to guide participants to truly express their wishes and allocate resources effectively. In 2012, the Nobel Prize in Economics finally pointed to the field of "market design" that creatively solved the above problems. This theory is of great practical value, saving the lives of many patients with kidney failure, improving the troublesome school selection system for city managers, and even bringing up to 78 billion US dollars in license auction revenue for the U. S. Government... The author is a new leader in the Japanese economics circle, easily picking out the skeleton of real problems, simplifying them into cases that can be analyzed, and sequentially revealing the inner logic of unilateral matching, bilateral matching and auction problems. Immersing yourself in the book, you will be amazed that such a seemingly "simple" method can release such huge energy, and you will also be impressed by the layeredness and creativity of economists' thinking.
For a long time, how to get things into the hands of the right people has been a problem that economists have been trying to solve. Nobel Prize-winning theory solves the big problems that everyone encounters.
Now that China is facing an economic slowdown, what lessons can China draw from it? This book will outline for us the answers to those questions that are particularly important and obscure to ordinary people. A classic work by the father of Japanese theoretical economics, he delved into the social costs of economic development and explored the path to realizing a prosperous society.