Let's face it, economics can be boring?but we all need a decent understanding of the basics if we want to survive in these difficult and uncertain times. Let's make it more interesting.
Easy Economics isn't packed with reams of text or stacks of numbers, this book is visual and engaging. The book aims to bring you up to speed, in a way that entertains while it informs, through a collection of many of the most frequently asked questions--plus some you probably haven't thought of--on the subject of economics. The topics range from:
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The difference between Debt and Deficit
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Causes and cures of recessions
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The Financial Crisis of 2007-2009 explained
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Is globalization good or bad?
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How fiscal and monetary policies differ
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Bubbles and Busts
Unlike so many other books on the subject, it explains through a Q & A format with entertaining and informative illustration, providing material that many people ordinarily find uninviting and even intimidating in an easy-to-digest, appealing way.
An Entertaining Visual Guide to the Basics of the Dismal Science Let's face it. Economics can be a really big bore, but we need a decent understanding of it to survive in this age of economic uncertainty.
Unlike other economics book you may have seen, Easy Economics isn't packed with reams of text or stacks of numbers. It is filled with informative illustrations and easy-to-understand content that makes exploring the subject enjoyable.
Easy Economics brings you quickly up to speed on those things you need and ought to know and does so through a collection of frequently asked questions and answers.
Among the many questions it answers are
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What causes a recession?
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How do we end one?
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How long can a bust last?
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What caused the financial crisis of 2007-2009?
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What is fiscal policy?
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What is the difference between debt and deficit?
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Is globalization good or bad?
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How does trade affect inflation?
Entertaining and informative, this book answers many of the most frequently asked questions on the subject of economics-plus plenty more that you never knew to ask.
