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Understanding Economics
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Elizabeth Graham
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Want to know more about the economy and how it impacts your life? This easy-to-understand guide will answer all your questions—keep listening!
What should be produced, how should we produce it, and who should we produce it for?
What are the types of economic systems and why should you care?
How can you contribute to economic growth?
While these questions may not sound important to you, they are crucial in your day to day.
Why?
From affording the prices of basic necessities to figuring out how you will retire, the choices you make create a rippling effect…not just in your own life but also in the lives of others.
So, if you think that the economy is not relevant to you, think again!
In fact, The Four Economic Systems: Understanding Economics by Business Education Time's Elizabeth Graham will tell you everything you need to know about the economy and why you should care.
In this comprehensive guide, beginners like you will:
- Learn all about economic ideas that shape the world
- Deep dive into the economic systems—market economy, command economy, traditional economy, mixed economy, and underground economies
- Get compelling answers to the three basic economic questions
- And so much more!
Whether you’re a consumer or an entrepreneur, we all have a part to play in the economic game. So, start listening to The Four Economic Systems: Understanding Economics, come out of it a more informed consumer, and make the right choices today!
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