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One of the most important things economics teaches us is who is ripping us off. This is why government schools don't want our kids to understand it. This knowledge is a threat against state indoctrination.
We must fight back.
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These short animated videos cover core economic topics, highlighting how economic decisions are a part of our day-to-day life. Thus far we have covered the following topics:
* What Is Economics?
* What Is Cost?
* What Is Money?
* What Is Profit?
* What Is Capitalism?
* What Is Cronyism?
* What Is Socialism?
* What Is Progressivism?
* Why Experts Can't Predict the Future
Perfect for parents looking to supplement their child's economics education at home or adults looking to broaden their understanding of economics, the series includes discussion questions and additional readings that will ensure no one is fooled by the road to serfdom.
Thank you to everyone who has watched and shared the series so far, the response has been both inspiring and rewarding. Economics for Beginners ([link removed]) has been some of our most popular content on mises.org, with more than 100,000 downloads last month alone.
Please continue to share these videos! As we celebrate the Institute's 40th anniversary this year, we are reminded that our mission is more important today than every before.
Special thanks to James Kluttz for making this project possible.
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