Life Economics of Friedman

Author: (USA) Friedman / Zhao Xuekai et al
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Publish Date: 2006-03-29
Features: From a life perspective, each of us is an economist. At the supermarket, facing long queues at the checkout, we need to judge which line moves faster; during elections, we need to decide which candidate to vote for; to negotiate a satisfactory employment contract, we need to bargain with the other party; to find the ideal marriage, we need to carefully select from the vast sea of people—when making these kinds of decisions, we consciously or unconsciously apply some economic knowledge.
Friedman's Life Economics provides a basic guide for rational living. It reveals the knowledge of daily life—without understanding these, you may easily be overwhelmed by the tides of life. The book's accessible style and insightful arguments make it not only a suitable read for those who enjoy economics but also an excellent teaching aid for students who feel lost in the maze of economics. In short, Friedman's Life Economics will teach you how to make correct choices and formulate reasonable strategies in daily life, helping you navigate life with greater ease.