About the Author
Sudipta Sarangi
ISBN 9780143450375
Rs. 480
Penguin Books
Economics of Small Things
Who it's for: Readers new to economics who prefer real-life examples over theory
In "The Economics of Small Things," Sudipta Sarangi demystifies complex economic theories by applying them to relatable, everyday scenarios from India and beyond. From why specific goods are exported to the psychology behind social interactions, the book offers crisp, easy-to-understand lessons without relying on jargon, graphs, or equations. Sarangi illuminates how economic principles shape our lives, cultural practices, and even historical events.Why You Should Read? Discover the economic reasoning behind common behaviors and societal phenomena. Gain accessible insights into complex concepts like Game Theory and the Cobra Effect. Learn to connect seemingly unrelated events through an engaging economic lens. Equip yourself with tools to understand an essential subject, free from academic jargon.
Highlights
- Explains economic theories through relatable, everyday scenarios
- Covers concepts like Game Theory and the Cobra Effect
- No jargon, graphs, or equations—accessible to all
- Connects economic principles to cultural practices and historical events
- Draws examples from India and other countries
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What is the book about?
It demystifies economic theories by applying them to everyday scenarios from India and beyond, covering topics like why certain goods are exported and the psychology behind social interactions.
Does the book use graphs or equations?
No, it avoids jargon, graphs, and equations, making it accessible to readers without a background in economics.
What economic concepts are covered?
It includes concepts like Game Theory and the Cobra Effect, among others, explained through relatable examples.
Who would enjoy this book?
Anyone curious about the economic reasoning behind everyday behaviors and societal phenomena, especially those new to economics.
Are the examples specific to India?
Yes, the book draws examples from India and also includes scenarios from beyond India.