Beginner's Guide to the World Economy: 71 Basic Economic Concepts That Will Change the Way You See the World

by Randy Charles Epping

An explanation of how the economy works discusses how trade wars could be avoided, what a leveraged buyout is, how communist economies make the transition to capitalism, what puts and calls are, what the EC is, and more.

Genres: Economics, Finance

153 pages, Paperback

First published June 2, 1992

Reviews

[Miguel · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Beginner's guide to The World's Economy Written by Randy Charles Epping; is one of the most fun and enjoyable books I have ever read. This book talks about the basic of the economy giving conclusions and brief history of the economy. This book gave me 71 different and intriguing questions with the end of expanding my thoughts and ideas. It made it a very enjoyable and quick read. It even help me understand how the economy has influence and expand the world. I would say if you are into economics this should be one of your first and must have in your list.

[Al · Rating 3 out of 5]

Livro superficial porém bastante completo, discorrendo desde economia planificada até impacto ambiental, com capítulos curtos e de fácil compreensão. Um bom ponto de partida para quem quer começar a conhecer um pouco de Economia.

[Gus Lackner · Rating 4 out of 5]

Serve hot with a side of ‘The Economist’.

[Aliva · Rating 5 out of 5]

He describe all economics term simoly clear. As the non-economist, i’ve read all the book with better understanding how the world run in terms of economically.

[Nosa Normanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

i learn economy culture in this book. It is inevitable that many people our blind to most economic term. In this capitalistic era, it is very dangerous if we are not aware about how we use our money, and how other people use us for money.

[Stephen Heverin]

Beginner's Guide to the World Economy: 71 Basic Economic Concepts That Will Change the Way You See the World by Randy Charles Epping (1992)

[Rohit Shinde · Rating 4 out of 5]

Explained macro-economics concepts quite well. This author explains difficult-to-grasp concepts with simple analogies