Economics for Kids

<p><strong>The Fisherman and His Wife</strong> brings a classic fairy tale to life with a modern twist on money management. When a humble fisherman catches a magical fish he's granted wishes that his ever-ambitious wife demands-and demands again. Before long they learn a powerful lesson: bigger isn't always better!</p><p>Through this entertaining story young readers discover the concept of <strong>Smart Spending</strong> exploring why balancing wants and needs is so important. They'll also be introduced to <strong>Good and Bad Deficits</strong>-learning how spending beyond one's means can sometimes be helpful (if done wisely) but often leads to trouble when taken too far. By connecting these lessons to real-world scenarios-like how governments must carefully manage what they spend and what they collect-children see firsthand the consequences of choices both big and small.</p><p>Part of the <strong>Economics for Kids</strong> series this engaging book uses vivid storytelling to simplify complex financial ideas making them fun and accessible for young minds. Ideal for both home and classroom reading <strong>The Fisherman and His Wife</strong> fosters meaningful conversations about responsible decision-making reminding children that a little planning today can lead to a brighter tomorrow.</p>