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Why does everything feel more expensive lately-your groceries, your electricity bill, even your morning coffee? And what do trade wars, oil sanctions, and distant political decisions have to do with your wallet? This book pulls back the curtain on the hidden forces shaping the prices you pay and the choices you make every day. But don't worry-this isn't a dry economics lecture. It's a conversation. A journey through stories, real-life examples, clever analogies, and surprising truths that help you see how the world economy is living rent-free in your daily life. Inside, you'll find stories that start with a $3.85 latte and end in droughts, tariffs, and supply chains. You'll explore why prices rise, how policies abroad shape your life at home, and what inflation actually feels like-not just in theory, but in your kitchen, your commute, and your pay stub. From behavioral pricing tricks and ""invisible taxes"" to powerful global solutions already working in places like Iceland and New Zealand, this book connects the dots between the abstract and the everyday-making global economics personal, clear, and even a little entertaining. You don't need a PhD to grasp these ideas. You just need curiosity and the willingness to see the world a little differently. This isn't just a book about money-it's a guide to understanding how the system works, why it sometimes doesn't, and what you can actually do about it. About the Author: Srujan Divakaruni is an individual entrepreneur, economics enthusiast, and is interested in politics, languages, mathematics, and etc. He loves to write about topics that actually impact the world and delve into topics unbeknownst.

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