How to Teach Economics to Your Dog

This engaging book presents economic concepts in a relatable way, exploring their impact on daily life through the eyes of Monty, a dog. It simplifies complex ideas for everyone, including non-experts.

In How to Teach Economics to Your Dog, Dr. Rebecca Campbell presents an engaging exploration of economic concepts through the eyes of Monty, a dog who navigates a world influenced by economic principles despite not being a financial expert. This unique approach makes complex ideas accessible to readers who may not have a background in economics, all while keeping it light-hearted and enjoyable.

Throughout seventeen walks, Dr. Campbell delves into fundamental economic questions, examining their relevance in everyday life for both humans and their canine companions. The book avoids technical jargon, graphs, and calculus, ensuring that the discussion remains approachable for all readers. By framing these concepts in relatable scenarios, it invites readers to consider how economics affects their decisions and interactions in a variety of contexts.

As the narrative unfolds, the book introduces influential economists from Adam Smith to Thomas Piketty, prompting readers to reflect on significant economic inquiries. Topics such as quantitative easing and the disparities in wealth between nations are explored, encouraging a deeper understanding of the forces that shape our world. Ultimately, How to Teach Economics to Your Dog serves as a delightful primer on economics, making it a perfect read for anyone curious about the subject, regardless of their expertise level or whether they have a furry friend by their side.