Masaya Takahashi: I'm a teenager curious about investing. What should I do?

This is a book that he wrote to teenagers who work as a taxist. The author has been on Japanese radio for over a decade, easily commenting on the problems of taxes, management, self-sharing, and career formation, and also being an instructor in the vocational experience courses sponsored by high school. The author wrote an investment-related economic education document that would fill the gap, knowing that it is not easy for teenagers to invest or finance. Social change is rapidly changing the way we live and think from the fast-growing fourth-party industrial revolution. In the future, there is a higher chance of a shift in paradigm that's going to be reversed from the root of jobs, the way they work, skills, abilities and ideas. That is why the author says that teenagers need real economic education to be able to deal with more diverse values and thinking patterns and to cope with social changes. Knowing the various investments in the capital market is helping to make you an adult and not be swept by the power of massive capital by understanding the economic and financial properties of the society you are living in. They say that it is a way to determine how the future will change and find out all the possibilities they can.

Korean title: 10대에 투자가 궁금한 나, 어떻게 할까?

Korean author: 다카하시 마사야

Korean publisher: 오유아이

ISBN-13: 9791157821242