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Root down! Citizenship Lesson 5 of German Education - "Who determines our salary? Why can't everyone be rich?": Life is an economics
Root down! Citizenship Lesson 5 of German Education - "Who determines our salary? Why can't everyone be rich?": Life is an economics
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"This is the best book to lead readers into the world of companies and employees, and to understand the relationship between money and the country, globalization and poor areas. Today, economic issues have become the biggest problems in society. Promoting economic education for the general public can It is an urgent need. This book is lively and non-preachy in its writing style. It not only provides young readers with introductory knowledge of economics, but is also a very good common sense book for the general public."──Best Economics Book of the Year in Germany Award organizer
▍Petersdorf, editor-in-chief of the economic section of the authoritative German media "Frankfurter am Main", uses the simplest way to help you understand difficult economics. It is the first book for introductory economics.
The shopping mall is full of various traps of intrigue. The author hopes that readers can use this book to see through the tricks of businessmen and avoid being deceived;
The most important message hidden between the lines is: Never help calculate the money after being sold!
◎Take daily life things as examples,
From basic economic concepts to the rise of Facebook, we will help you understand economics step by step
． Where do the taxes we pay go?
． Can I still make money from clothes that are 50% off?
． Why does McDonald's always make us order combo meals?
． Why do some people get rich? Will some people go bankrupt?
Economy is about feelings. This feeling refers to the feeling of knowing that you have the ability to realize your own decisions, such as wanting to change your hairstyle, buy a new mobile phone, learn new knowledge or skills, or even just want to buy a newspaper. This feeling can be called "freedom". Freedom cannot help but involve money; money is closely related to the economy.
Many people always think that economics is difficult, but in fact, every day of our lives is related to economics. Whether it is buying daily necessities, working, saving, investing, or even buying concert tickets, economics is not far away from us. The author Petersdorf is the editor-in-chief of the economic section of the authoritative German newspaper "Frankfurter am Main". He hopes to write an economics book for young people that they can understand, so the book uses a large number of common examples in life. When the media, such as H&M, Justin Timberlake, football star Messi, etc., use things you come into contact with every day to help you understand how the world you live in operates, your relationship with the economy, and have a broader vision that can be applied in the future.
▍Petersdorf, editor-in-chief of the economic section of the authoritative German media "Frankfurter am Main", uses the simplest way to help you understand difficult economics. It is the first book for introductory economics.
The shopping mall is full of various traps of intrigue. The author hopes that readers can use this book to see through the tricks of businessmen and avoid being deceived;
The most important message hidden between the lines is: Never help calculate the money after being sold!
◎Take daily life things as examples,
From basic economic concepts to the rise of Facebook, we will help you understand economics step by step
． Where do the taxes we pay go?
． Can I still make money from clothes that are 50% off?
． Why does McDonald's always make us order combo meals?
． Why do some people get rich? Will some people go bankrupt?
Economy is about feelings. This feeling refers to the feeling of knowing that you have the ability to realize your own decisions, such as wanting to change your hairstyle, buy a new mobile phone, learn new knowledge or skills, or even just want to buy a newspaper. This feeling can be called "freedom". Freedom cannot help but involve money; money is closely related to the economy.
Many people always think that economics is difficult, but in fact, every day of our lives is related to economics. Whether it is buying daily necessities, working, saving, investing, or even buying concert tickets, economics is not far away from us. The author Petersdorf is the editor-in-chief of the economic section of the authoritative German newspaper "Frankfurter am Main". He hopes to write an economics book for young people that they can understand, so the book uses a large number of common examples in life. When the media, such as H&M, Justin Timberlake, football star Messi, etc., use things you come into contact with every day to help you understand how the world you live in operates, your relationship with the economy, and have a broader vision that can be applied in the future.
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