Think Like an Economist: The Ice Point of Thinking

Author: Yang Yanjie
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Make you feel confident in the presence of elites. Life cannot choose its length, but it can choose its width; ordinary people cannot choose their appearance, but they can show a smile. "Ice Point" symbolizes calmness and rationality, and "The Choice at Ice Point" indicates that this series of books advocates a calm and rational approach, aiming to teach readers how to think about personal choices. It can serve as both a guide for individuals to learn how to make better behavioral choices and as a popular training manual for thinking methods. The series consists of three books: "Think Like an Economist," "Think Like a Psychologist," and "Think Like a Philosopher." Each book is based on academic foundations in economics, psychology, and philosophy, respectively, to showcase three different but essential ways of thinking in life. The purpose of this series is to teach people how to make rational "choices." It guides readers on how to better judge the various choices they encounter in life. This book does not provide readers with ready-made solutions to life's problems but instead teaches them a rational way of thinking to solve similar issues, which is the true long-term benefit. The writing style of this book is characterized by being easy to understand, humorous, and unique, using language and styles that are more easily accepted by young people. The content is closely related to the daily lives, work, and studies of ordinary people, making it less likely for readers to feel bored, difficult, or discouraged while reading. Through a combination of education and entertainment, readers can learn and appreciate these profound ways of thinking to serve their own lives.