Economics in Fables

Author: Liang Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The great British writer George Bernard Shaw said, "Economics is the study of making people happy." In fact, economics is full of applications in our daily lives; it is the study for everyone who hopes to live a happier life. This book presents the principles of economics in life through the form of well-known fables, allowing readers to understand many profound concepts of contemporary economics while reading humorous and vivid fables, thereby sparking their interest in learning and approaching economics. The text of this book is easy to understand and engaging. Professor Liang Xiaomin, the author, is a renowned economist and a popular writer of economics. He believes that fables are about animals or people, reflecting human nature and the principles of being human. Economics uses logical reasoning or mathematical tools to analyze human behavior. Whether it is fables or economics, human nature is universal, and the principles of being human or doing things are. Fables express many profound concepts of contemporary economics in a primitive and simple way, while economics recreates many simple concepts in fables in a modern and refined manner. The great British writer George Bernard Shaw said, "Economics is the study of making people happy." In fact, economics is full of applications in our daily lives; it is the study for everyone who hopes to live a happier life. This book presents the principles of economics in life through the form of well-known fables, allowing readers to understand many profound concepts of contemporary economics while reading humorous and vivid fables, thereby sparking their interest in learning and approaching economics. The text of this book is easy to understand and engaging. Professor Liang Xiaomin, the author, is a renowned economist and a popular writer of economics. He believes that fables are about animals or people, reflecting human nature and the principles of being human. Economics uses logical reasoning or mathematical tools to analyze human behavior. Whether it is fables or economics, human nature is universal, and the principles of being human or doing things are. Fables express many profound concepts of contemporary economics in a primitive and simple way, while economics recreates many simple concepts in fables in a modern and refined manner.