National Association of Social Studies Teachers: Economic stories told by a social studies teacher

This is an economic symphony written by current middle-class social teachers. It helps you to know the market properly, and it gives you an eye for what it can and does not do. Texts are divided into three topics: markets, real estate and labor, and they have a very interesting economic story. Chapter 1 describes the concept, character and role of the market. Chapter two tells us about the real estate ventures, the high real estate prices and the serious problems of our society: the mother-in-law of land and real estate. And they've given us real estate statistics. Chapter 3 is to see what institutions and rules we have created for the work to be properly evaluated, how they are being applied, and how the problems of labor should be left to the market. The minimum wage is the price of basic survival rights and human rights benefits, the cost of the product consumption through fair trade is really going to be more profitable to the third-world farmers, why everyone wants to live in their apartments, why the economy is growing but not working or working in a regular way, what the cost is of household labor. "1e90p" ("1e 90p"). And what's more, the nature and secret of the market that doesn't teach us in school. They want to share with them the reality of our society that teenagers will encounter in the next few years.

Korean title: 사회 선생님이 들려주는 경제 이야기

Korean author: 전국사회교사모임

Korean publisher: 인물과사상사

ISBN-13: 9788959060979