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Many of the concepts discussed in this book have a direct bearing on policy and practice in relation to primary care. N.N., 2021. Bitcoin, Currencies and Fragility. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353065461_Bitcoin_Currencies_and_Fragility J., 2016. Other People’s Money : Masters of the Universe or Servants of the People? London: Profile Books Ltd. An excellent book about the principles and functions of economics, which are very easy for the lay-economist to digest. It focused on very important topics, using real world examples while remaining largely a-political, and using the dog as a platform to investigate each subject was very nicely done. Nothing felt particularly overwhelming, which is a common trait of 'introductory' economics books. This book is, overall a must for people wanting to engage in the crazy world of money and markets. thanks to The Escape Artist for that metaphor: https://theescapeartist.me/2020/12/06/the-ice-sculpture-the-turkey-and-the-rollercoaster

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