Description
The Undercover Economist by Tim Harford is an engaging and witty exploration of the hidden economic forces that shape everyday life. From the ubiquity of Starbucks to the challenges of buying a second-hand car, Harford uncovers the surprising reasons behind common experiences and decisions, revealing how markets and incentives work in practice.
With clear explanations, humour, and real-world examples, Harford shows why the gap between rich and poor nations persists, how property markets function, and what makes auctions and pricing so tricky to navigate. This book makes complex economic ideas accessible, showing their relevance in our daily routines and choices.
Ideal for readers curious about economics, consumer behaviour, or the forces shaping society, The Undercover Economist is both informative and entertaining, turning ordinary life into a fascinating lesson in economics.
