The Economics of Daily Life

The Economics of Daily Life explores how economic principles shape everyday decisions and behaviours. It examines how individuals manage limited resources when making choices related to work, spending, saving, education, healthcare, and consumption. The book highlights key concepts such as opportunity cost, supply and demand, budgeting, incentives, and trade-offs. By understanding these economic ideas, individuals can make informed and rational choices that improve their personal well-being and contribute to the economy at large.

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Dr. Makala Gandhi is an academician, researcher, and author with a strong commitment to making economics accessible and relevant to everyday life. In this book, "The Economics of Daily Life," Dr. Makala Gandhi offers a simplified yet insightful exploration of how economic principles affect our routine decisions-from household budgeting.