The Economics of Everyday Things

Why does your coffee cost $5? How do free apps make billions? What's really happening when you swipe a credit card? In 'The Economics of Everyday Things,' renowned economist Dr. Priya Sharma demystifies the complex economic systems that underpin our daily activities. Through engaging storytelling and clear explanations, Sharma reveals how supply chains work, why prices rise and fall, how behavioral economics influences our decisions, and why understanding these forces can help us make better choices. From the grocery store to the stock market, from employment contracts to environmental impacts, this book transforms abstract economic concepts into practical insights that will change how you see the world—and your place in it.