Can’t We Just Print More Money? : Economics in Ten Simple Questions.

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PATEL,Rupal [Author:]

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TextPublication details: London, United Kingdom; Cornerstone: 9 February 2023.Description: xii,308p,; ill;photo, 20cmISBN:

9781847943392

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Summary: Can’t We Just Print More Money? is an accessible introduction to economics written by economists from the Bank of England. The book frames economics around ten simple, everyday questions—such as why products are made abroad, what money really is, and why inflation matters—that help people understand how the economy affects jobs, prices, wages, government policy, and daily life. Rather than technical jargon, it uses clear explanations and relatable examples (like popular culture references and anecdotes) to demystify key concepts such as money creation, inflation, market forces, and monetary policy. The aim is to make economics understandable and relevant for general readers who want to learn how economic decisions and systems shape the world around them.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Mwalimu Julius Nyerere leadership School Library 000-621	Normal Collection	330 PAT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		001112

Can’t We Just Print More Money? is an accessible introduction to economics written by economists from the Bank of England. The book frames economics around ten simple, everyday questions—such as why products are made abroad, what money really is, and why inflation matters—that help people understand how the economy affects jobs, prices, wages, government policy, and daily life. Rather than technical jargon, it uses clear explanations and relatable examples (like popular culture references and anecdotes) to demystify key concepts such as money creation, inflation, market forces, and monetary policy. The aim is to make economics understandable and relevant for general readers who want to learn how economic decisions and systems shape the world around them.

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