Author: Hilaire Belloc
ISBN: 9789365613919
Number of Pages: 176
Size: A5
Genre: Economics / Non-Fiction
Edition: Reprint Edition (Originally published in 1924)
Key Features:
- Beginner-friendly introduction to economics
- Originally published in 1924, still relevant today
- Written by Hilaire Belloc, a renowned thinker and writer
- Covers production, capital, wealth distribution & markets
- Ideal for students, young readers & lifelong learners
- Published by AEDHA Imprints
Description:
Economics for Helen by Hilaire Belloc is a timeless classic that simplifies the complex world of economics for everyday readers. With clarity and purpose, Belloc distills essential economic principles—ranging from production and capital to the distribution of wealth and the functioning of markets—making them accessible to young learners, beginners, and curious minds alike.
Originally published in 1924, this insightful volume remains incredibly relevant today, especially for those seeking a foundational understanding of how economies operate and impact our daily lives. Belloc emphasizes the importance of economic knowledge for informed citizenship and social responsibility, presenting his ideas without overwhelming jargon or unnecessary abstraction.
From the basics of ownership and labor to the broader consequences of economic systems on society, Economics for Helen encourages readers to think critically about the world around them. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or someone looking to build a strong base in economics, this book serves as the perfect starting point.
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