Matúš Kočalka, Introduction, Question #6

After reading the introduction, I´ve certainly broadened my way of seeing the Economics in an everyday life.                                                                                                          

Before reading it, I thought that Economics is mainly about boring numbers and facts, which need to be memorized in order to understand the basis of Economics. This was the reason why I didn´t want to attend the Economics class from the beginning.                                                                                                                                 

The greatest thing is that the author of the book describes his point of view on Economics as an absolutely different and untraditional one. He stated, that for him the numbers, quotes and boring facts don´t mean anything. Firstly you must understand the basic logic and principles of Economics, which are determined mainly by the human behaviour, and then you can process in the studying of it.                                                                                                                                        

He managed to show me, that Economic issues are truly important, and that they literally affect my everyday life. He prompted me to be interested in what´s going on, because after he listed some of the serious Economic issues, I realized that even though I knew about them, I never really tried to find out what was going on “behind the scene.” After reading the introduction I know, that this understanding is important for my self- development in the World itself.