[Review] Economix: How Our Economy Works , in Words and Pictures (Michael Goodwin) Summarized.

[Review] Economix: How Our Economy Works , in Words and Pictures (Michael Goodwin) Summarized.
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[Review] Economix: How Our Economy Works , in Words and Pictures (Michael Goodwin) Summarized.

Sep 02 2026 | 00:07:35

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Episode September 02, 2026 00:07:35

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Economix: How Our Economy Works , in Words and Pictures (Michael Goodwin)

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Economix: How Our Economy Works and Doesnt Work, in Words and Pictures is a graphic nonfiction book by Michael Goodwin, illustrated by Dan E. Burr, that explains the development of modern economics through a combination of historical narrative, visual satire, and accessible exposition. Rather than treating economics as a set of abstract formulas, the book follows the evolution of economic thought from Adam Smith through major figures such as Marx, Ricardo, and Keynes, then connects those ideas to modern events in the United States and the wider world. Its purpose is not to provide technical training but to help general readers understand how markets, government policy, financial crises, and public debates about the economy fit together. The graphic format makes the subject approachable, while the historical framing shows that economic ideas are contested, incomplete, and often shaped by political context. It is designed for citizens, voters, and non-specialists who want a clearer basis for judging economic claims.

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