Introduction to economic analysis

We build our economy with our decisions, exchanges, actions, and behaviors. We live the economy daily through its periods filled with happiness, growth, employment, and revolution, but also through its periods dominated by misery, doubt, crisis, unemployment, poverty, and climate imbalance. We live the economy every day, but we haven't always understood it! And how many times do we hear people say: "Economy, I don't understand anything about it," "It's the work of specialists," who hasn't said: "We can't do anything, the reason is the crisis," or also "It's the law of the market"? It seems that the economy has become fateful, while it is a human creation. The author was faithful to the idea of spreading knowledge among the largest number of people and sought to make understanding the economy accessible to everyone. The book is divided into four economic concepts, explained with diagrams and illustrations. Each of these sections is followed by an economic review and reflection, then a discussion paragraph. This book facilitates analyzing the relationships between economic phenomena, allowing for a better understanding of the basic economic mechanisms, and provides keys for comprehension and easy reading, but it is by no means simplified for economic phenomena.