Economía de libre mercado para jóvenes de 15 a 80 años

We all live immersed in the economy. We decide to buy this or that product depending on the price and other characteristics. If we have some savings, we think about how to invest them, but others decide for us what happens to part of our money. We are subject to inflation, increases or decreases in interest rates affect our mortgage, we are charged taxes, etc. However, very few of us know how these mechanisms that decisively influence our lives work. "It's just that I am a writer," some of us say. "It's just that I have never understood anything when I have tried to learn a little about economics," others apologize. And we often say this rightly because we are not tied to how the economy works, whether by education or by profession. There are thousands of economics books for economists or for those who want to be one, but very few for those of us who are between 15 and 80 years old and are housewives, taxi drivers, doctors, lawyers, students or, simply, for curious or young people. This book, with simple language, common sense, without unintelligible words and in a colloquial manner, brings us closer to the 13 most important topics in economics. It is likely that by reading it we will not become experts on the subject, but it will allow us to have a well-founded opinion about whether public spending is appropriate, whether taxes are reasonable, whether the European Central Bank has acted well or badly regarding inflation or interest rates are concerned, and even have discretion to manage our savings, even with external advice.