Introducing Economics offers a fresh, approachable look at how economies work. This non-fiction guide introduces fundamental economic ideas in a way that’s accessible to students, professionals, and curious readers alike. Written with warmth and clarity, it invites you to explore markets, prices, and decisions without getting bogged down in jargon, and to see how economic forces touch daily life.

David Orrell, a renowned applied mathematician, weaves mathematical intuition with real-world examples to illuminate core concepts. The book is structured to peel back the jargon, moving through ideas with a clear, steady pace. In Introducing Economics, Orrell shows how models relate to weather forecasting, data, and everyday choices, making abstract ideas feel tangible and relevant.

Whether you’re a student building a foundation, a professional seeking a clearer view of current debates, or simply someone curious about how economies work, you’ll find thoughtful explanations, practical illustrations, and a pace that invites you to follow the logic step by step.

• Core economic principles explained clearly
• Real-world examples that illustrate concepts
• Insights into the limitations and misinterpretations of traditional models
• Math-informed explanations that bridge theory and daily life
• Clear, engaging, jargon-free writing

By the end of Introducing Economics, readers gain a solid grounding in how economic forces shape everyday decisions, policies, and news. It leaves you more confident, curious, and capable of thinking critically about the numbers behind the world around you.