Structured for practical application, the text progresses from behavioral economics principles to actionable budgeting frameworks. Early chapters dissect why even informed individuals overspend, using studies on cognitive biases like loss aversion. Later sections link macroeconomic indicators to household budgets, explaining how interest rates silently erode savings or create refinancing opportunities. A unique case study analyzes how different income brackets adjusted spending during COVID-19, underscoring the value of financial resilience. The book's interdisciplinary approach-weaving psychology, policy, and sociology-helps readers see financial stability as a dialogue between personal habits and systemic realities. By blending historical context with tools like emergency-fund templates, Basic Money Matters equips readers to navigate economic uncertainty with both confidence and critical awareness.
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