The author explains the interconnectedness of different aspects of the economy by breaking it down into many subjects. He discusses how each aspect of the economy affects the other, and why he believes in Keynes Economics, which suggests that markets should work themselves out without government intervention. He also explains why people like Bill Gates are rich and how they continue to get richer, how the Federal Reserve works and why it is needed. The author uses clear, concise, and comprehensible language without the use of supply and demand, mathematical, or other graphs.
Economics can be intimidating to the person who is not well-versed in business and mathematics. This...
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