Economic Little Doctor - Q101?

Author: Kim Sunji
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book teaches children some relatively difficult-to-understand economic knowledge through (comics). It helps them understand economics in a relaxed and simple way. The book includes questions that children are very concerned about, such as: Why is nine-year compulsory education implemented? Why is it cheaper to buy air conditioners in winter? Why are celebrities' clothes free? Are there ways to make money without going to work? Why are imported goods expensive? Can you make money just by thinking? How much money can be called a millionaire? Not only can children understand economic common sense through comics, but they can also learn some economic concepts. "Why do highways charge tolls?" "Why are air conditioners cheaper to buy in winter?" "Why are the prices of imported products higher?" People who are () may not necessarily become millionaires. Only by understanding economic common sense and grasping economic dynamics well can they achieve their dreams. This book tells 101 economic questions that children are interested in. From the 101st question to the first question, they are economic common sense that can stimulate children's curiosity to the greatest extent. For each question, there is a detailed explanation. Flipping through the comics not only helps relax but also allows you to learn economic knowledge—no compromise between fun and learning. Please remember—when the opportunity comes, seize it without hesitation, as this is also an indispensable attitude in economic activities! People who are () may not necessarily become millionaires. Only by understanding economic common sense and grasping economic dynamics well can they achieve this dream, which requires us to put in several times more effort than others. If we take curiosity as the first step in learning economic knowledge, what would happen? This book tells 101 economic questions that children are interested in. From the 101st question to the first question, they are economic common sense that can stimulate children's curiosity to the greatest extent. For each question, there is a detailed explanation. This book teaches children some relatively difficult-to-understand economic knowledge through (comics). It helps them understand economics in a relaxed and simple way. The book includes questions that children are very concerned about, such as: Why is nine-year compulsory education implemented? Why is it cheaper to buy air conditioners in winter? Why are celebrities' clothes free? Are there ways to make money without going to work? Why are imported goods expensive? Can you make money just by thinking? How much money can be called a millionaire? Not only can children understand economic common sense through comics, but they can also learn some economic concepts.