If you know how to count and you are used to buy groceries, then you are prepared to understand the topics of our economy often presented as complex and almost esoteric questions: derivatives fluctuation, odd macroeconomic ratios, investment finance, cryptocurrencies, etc. All this apparently complex sectors are explained as simple transactions, so if you know how to buy a bunch of apples, then you will certainly understand how the economic world works.
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