The Cartoon Introduction to Economics, Vol. 2
Ask your local bookstore for my new book (co-authored with Grady Klein), or you can order it for just $12 from Amazon.com or B&N. Here’s more, including a review from Bryan Caplan at Econlib and an awesome excerpt (to go along with the excerpt from Volume 1). And here’s a sweet comment about the Japanese translation of Cartoon Micro: “I have read your book in Japan. There are more knowledge in two hours from this book than in 40 hours from economics courses at the university.”
2012 “Return to the Gold Standard” World Tour
I’ve got confirmed or tentative gigs coming up in Washington and Oregon (mid-April and June), the UK and Europe (April 30-May 16), Florida (June 13), San Francisco (July 1), Kansas City (Sept 11), Vancouver BC (Sept 20-ish), and Arizona and Texas (October). Contact me to bring me to your school or corporate event: I’m happy to work with you on inflation- or deflation-proof contracts in a fiat currency of your choice… or we can just settle for a bit of gold!
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The Cartoon Introduction to Economics, Volume 1: Microeconomics (Jan 2010)
Ask your local bookstore for my new book (co-authored with Grady Klein), or you can order it for just $12 from Amazon.com or B&N. Click here for more, including excerpts, reviews, and corrections.
Translations now available in Japan, Germany, Italy, Korea, Taiwan, and China, 4 more coming!
Professors and teachers: Click here for exam copies or to get the cartoon book for free as part of package deals with textbooks by Krugman/Wells, Cowen/Tabbarok, etc.
The Cartoon Introduction to Economics, Vol. 2
Ask your local bookstore for my new book (co-authored with Grady Klein), or you can order it for just $12 from Amazon.com or B&N. Here’s more, including a review from Bryan Caplan at Econlib and an awesome excerpt (to go along with the excerpt from Volume 1). And here’s a sweet comment about the Japanese translation of Cartoon Micro: “I have read your book in Japan. There are more knowledge in two hours from this book than in 40 hours from economics courses at the university.”
