Freakonomics - O Estranho Mundo da Economia

From conversations between two Americans, a journalist and an economist considered the most brilliant and creative of his generation, came the book Freakonomics, where the authors explore "the hidden side of everything." Facts and figures are presented in a simple and very unusual way, moving away from generally more conventional answers. The common sense of the readers is tested on simple but fundamental questions. Only by asking the right questions can one obtain successful results and grasp a new worldview. For example, did you know that legalizing abortion can have a positive impact on reducing crime? And what is the relationship between drug gangs and McDonald's restaurants? Freakonomics redefines the perspective of interpreting economic reality by stimulating the emotional impulses of readers. An unexpected book, with an innovative concept that introduces a true revolution in the way economics is expressed today. "Politically incorrect… in the best sense."