About the Author
Ha-Joon Chang
ISBN 9780141998336
Rs. 1,280
Penguin Books
Edible Economics
Who it's for: Readers interested in economics and food, from beginners to those seeking fresh perspectives
In 'Edible Economics', renowned economist Ha-Joon Chang uses the universal language of food to demystify complex economic principles. From the global impact of potatoes to the role of sugar in policy, he explains how economic forces shape our history, culture, and daily lives through relatable and often surprising culinary examples.Why You Should Read? Discover economics through engaging food-related stories and analogies. Gain fresh perspectives on globalization, trade, and inequality. Connect economic theory with compelling cultural and historical insights. Accessible for all readers, regardless of prior economic knowledge.
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- Uses food as a lens to explain economic concepts
- Covers globalization, trade, and inequality
- Accessible to readers without prior economics knowledge
- Connects economic theory with cultural and historical insights
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All by Ha-Joon Chang →Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It explains economic principles using food-related examples, showing how economics shapes history, culture, and daily life.
Do I need prior knowledge of economics?
No, the book is accessible to all readers, regardless of prior economic knowledge.
What topics does it cover?
It covers globalization, trade, inequality, and other economic concepts through culinary stories.
Who is the author?
Ha-Joon Chang, a renowned economist.


