Money Basics
What money actually is, how it holds value, and the vocabulary every other module builds on.
Curriculum
Each module holds a set of short lessons. Every lesson has a full transcript that EconReader can read aloud, and a recording where one exists.
What money actually is, how it holds value, and the vocabulary every other module builds on.
Accounts, interest, and how to make a bank work for you instead of the other way around.
Credit scores, borrowing costs, and how to tell useful debt from expensive debt.
Payment apps, digital wallets, and staying safe when money moves through a screen.
Stocks, bonds, risk and compounding - explained without the jargon or the hype.
Inflation, jobs, and interest rates - how headline economics reaches your daily life.
How trade, currencies and international institutions connect the world's economies - and what happens when they don't get along.
How different economic systems are actually organized, and the political forces and institutions that shape them.
The crises, turning points and eras that explain how today's economy got built.
Why people don't act like the rational calculators economic models assume - and what that means in practice.
How financial scams actually work, and the rights and tools that protect you when something goes wrong.
What it actually takes to start and run a small business, from the first idea to the first hire.
How economics explains environmental problems - and the tools used to price and fix them.
What taxes actually pay for, how the major kinds work, and how to file with confidence.