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Demystifying Economic Markets and Prices: Understanding Patterns Practices Everyday Life

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Demystifying Economic Markets and Prices: Understanding Patterns Practices Everyday Life
Demystifying Economic Markets and Prices: Understanding Patterns Practices Everyday Life

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Demystifying Economic Markets and Prices: Understanding Patterns Practices Everyday Life

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Some of the prices we come across every day cause us few problems, while others seem mysterious, frustrating, and even unfair. In this refreshing and entertaining approach to the "dismal science," Greg Woirol shows how we, uniquely among living creatures, use markets and prices to help organize our lives. Ranging from the price of diamonds, to cell phone plans, high fashion, scalped tickets, Christmas gifts, and much more, chapters in Demystifying Economic Markets and Prices build on one another to explain hidden structural and behavioral patterns. Woirol brings clarity to the arcane world of economics, allowing readers to see patterns and meaning in a wide range of everyday prices and markets. Along the way, the author gives advice about how best to address the issues and opportunities that markets create for consumers.

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