Name: Money, and What Influences It (Take it To The Max ,) (en Inglés)
SKU: 69159404
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Author: Brent E. Maxson
ISBN: 9798160397528

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Money, and What Influences It (Take it To The Max ,) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Brent E. Maxson

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

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9798160397528

Money, and What Influences It (Take it To The Max ,) (en Inglés)

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Why does borrowing become more expensive? Why do rising oil prices affect everything from groceries to housing? And how do decisions made in Washington influence the purchasing power of the money in your wallet?In Money and What Influences It, Brent E. Maxson explores the forces behind these everyday questions in clear, accessible language. Connecting monetary history with the concerns of families, homeowners, and business owners, he explains how interest rates, inflation, energy, international trade, and government policy interact.The book examines the origins and responsibilities of the Federal Reserve, the legislation that shaped it, and the relationship between its goals of price stability and maximum employment. It also explores the lessons of the Volcker era and why the Federal Reserve’s policy rate and a homebuyer’s mortgage rate do not always move together.Readers will discover how oil and natural gas influence transportation, manufacturing, fertilizer, and household costs; how tariffs and trade restrictions affect prices; and why inflation can ease even when goods remain expensive. A plain-English discussion of stablecoins and the GENIUS Act introduces another chapter in the evolving relationship between money and government.Throughout, the focus remains practical: understanding the economic forces that shape what we earn, what we spend, and what it costs to borrow.Written for curious readers without a background in economics, Money and What Influences It offers a foundation for making sense of financial headlines, asking better questions, and considering the choices facing households in an uncertain economy. Read more