The Undercover Economist

The book makes complex economic ideas accessible by connecting them to daily life. I wonder what sparked the idea to approach it this way and how it influences understanding.

Some stories made me think differently about how markets work, but others felt a bit uncomfortable. How did these examples impact how readers see economic systems?

The book covers a wide range of topics, but I’m curious about how the author chose what to focus on and what to leave out—was it about relevance or personal interest?