The book is accessible to those not well-versed in economics because it breaks down complex economic concepts into understandable language. It explains how different aspects of the economy affect each other, without the use of complex graphs or mathematical models. The author's belief in Keynes Economics and his explanation of why he thinks the government should not intervene in the markets also make the book accessible. Furthermore, the book provides insights into why people like Bill Gates are rich and how they continue to get richer, and it explains the workings of the Federal Reserve.
Economics can be intimidating to the person who is not well-versed in business and mathematics. This...
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