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This is a book that tells the profound principles of economics with interesting stories. Different from ordinary economics books, which often use complex data and abstruse formulas, Guo Kai, the author of this book, fictionalizes an ordinary little person "Wang Er". He is a tenant farmer for a while, a wage earner for a while, and then he becomes a small business owner or a small white-collar worker in an office building ... Wang Er buys train tickets, sells grain, buys land, builds a house, decorates, keeps accounts, works, starts a company, and takes five risks and one.
from shopping in supermarkets to buying a house, we make economic decisions every day, and we all feel that our decisions are influenced by national policies, but how they are affected is not clear to everyone. For example, does the appreciation of RMB increase or decrease the wealth of ordinary people? China's foreign exchange reserves are increasing. Is it a good thing or a bad thing for ordinary people? Economists may not fully understand such problems, let alone explain them to ordinary people. Guo Kai made it clear easily with the story of Wang Er, who had the ability to penetrate the bottom of the pool.
Through Wang Er's stories, which are sometimes dull and sometimes bizarre, the author grasped the major economic problems in China and presented the profound economic principles to the readers vividly. Read Wang Er, read economics and read China.
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Guo Kai, Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University, focuses on China and emerging market countries. His major direction is international finance and China economy. He used to be an economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and is now the deputy director of the Department of Goods Administration of the People's Bank of China, with excellent professional background. He has many years of experience in writing popular science columns on the Internet, and is good at explaining profound economic logic in a language that ordinary people can understand.
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personal capital, who is easy to understand and complicated, makes it clear with concrete short stories, which is great. Wang Er's story is a story that happens every day. It can be said that everyone is Wang Er and is engaged in economic activities.
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Yes, the knowledge of economics has been popularized in simple terms.
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"An example is that many enterprises claim that if the RMB appreciates by 3%, they will close down, which will cause a lot of unemployment, so the RMB must not appreciate. These enterprises may be right, but the problem is that if there are a large number of such enterprises in an economy, even 3% currency changes can't bear it, it's not a single enterprise's problem. The real problem is how there are so many such enterprises in this economy. "
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Many products with intellectual property rights have such characteristics-the creation process is difficult, long, costly and there are many uncertainties. Can you still invest in real estate now? This question involves the current stage of economic development in China, population trends, national financial and real estate policies, people's pursuit of life and many other aspects. Although it is difficult to give a 1% clear answer, the answer is relatively clear after analysis from the perspective of economics. This is the value that the book "Everyone's Economics" brings to the general public. It uses vivid stories of ordinary people to clearly and clearly explain all kinds of economic reasons that affect people's lives, and can really give valuable reference to the public's various business decisions.
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A person who can only make money without spending money is likely to live as hard as Wang Er and lack quality. A country that only wants to make money from others, but doesn't want others to make money, will end up working hard all over the world without paying back. You don't buy other people's things, so why do you want so much money in the end?