Author: Kim Sang-gyu (Korea)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Fun fairy tales, interesting economics! "If only there were a way to learn difficult subjects like math and science through comics, how wonderful that would be!" I remember when I was in elementary school, I loved reading comic books and would often be so engrossed that I forgot the teacher was standing right in front of me. Now, it seems that almost everything can be learned through comics. When it comes to "economics," many people think it's a dry and boring subject. But just as "comic textbooks" have become a reality, "learning economics joyfully" has also become possible. Through the story "Honey Flower Is Mine," you can learn about the "principle of scarcity"; through the story of the mermaid princess, you can learn about "opportunity cost"; from the story of the cricket, you can understand what "private property" is; and by watching the radish trade for the yellow ox, you can learn about "productivity." Dry economics has truly become an interesting "fairy tale economics." A book that brings you close to a joyful and interesting economy! A book that lets you play games with a joyful and interesting economy! It's "Panda Bear!"
Teddy Bear 1: My First Financial Literacy Comic Book
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