This is a concise and accessible textbook on economics.It is a must-read for those who want to understand basic economic knowledge for daily life but find the field too complex and inscrutable.Economics is a rigorous science. As you delve deeper into it, you may suddenly realize that you’re essentially learning mathematics!Indeed, modern economic research increasingly relies on mathematical tools. Some even argue that if your research lacks complex mathematical formulas, it cannot be considered profound or cutting-edge, and you cannot be called an "expert." You might even feel embarrassed to present such "research results" to others.However, The Logic of Economics avoids the obscurity of mathematical formulas. Instead, it uses simple, humorous language to tell readers stories about economics. Through these engaging tales, it teaches readers what economics is, what the logic of economics is, and how to apply economic theories to unlock economic mysteries and reveal financial truths.