There are a lot of books out there for dummies. This is not one of them. This is a book for smart people who make business, investment or government-policy decisions. Here is a "review" by Artificial Intelligence. "What sets this book apart is its format. It is not a manifesto or a monograph, it is a conversation. But one that dives deep, moves fast, and challenges the core of both Keynesian and Chicago School assumptions. The central message? Real-world business and policy decisions are being distorted by fictional supply and demand curves, outdated models of money, and misplaced trust in markets that do not exist. Fixing that is not academic, it is essential for growth, investment returns, and long-term competitiveness. "Whether you are an executive, policymaker, investor, or someone simply tired of the ideological gridlock that stalls progress, Non-Stupid Economics is a rare thing: an economics book that might actually change how people think and act. It is a bu...