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Money makes money
2.
Private property is stolen
3.
The customer is king
4.
Heinzel Kids & Co
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Money is a promise
6.
Investing is putting clothes on your money.
7.
Ask and you will receive
8.
Money is a game
9.
Bull and Bear
10.
Cheaper than the cheapest
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Good luck follows those who are honest.
12.
Competition makes business prosperous.
13.
invisible hand
14.
nightmare of the past
15.
inflation or unemployment
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No adventure, no gain
17.
A bet on the future
18.
Additional investment
19.
Open the door wide
20.
In search of lost gold coins
21.
Caught scammer
22.
Rhapsody in Blue
23.
young businessman
supplement

The adventures and growth of twelve-year-old Felix, who dreams of becoming rich, are double the fun!

Twelve-year-old Felix, who feels that the conflict between his father and mother is due to the lack of money at home, decides to become rich.
But how could a student like Felix suddenly become rich? Felix started a lawn mowing business with his friends.
One day, while Felix and his friends were increasing their income by doing various chores in the neighborhood, such as delivering bread and assembling computers, strange events began to occur around them.
A gold coin found under an old clarinet box, a mysterious woman recommending stocks, a man showing up in an expensive car and showing off diamonds - Felix and his friends are left to ponder whether to invest or not, and whether to spend the money they found or not.
Felix and his friends, who had been solving problems without avoiding them, finally see the end of a huge mystery...
As Felix and his friends navigate the double-entry bookkeeping process of running a business, expanding the business to generate profits, and making investment decisions, they gain friendship, faith, courage, and the tenacity to achieve their goals.
This is a rare novel that blends the fun of reading a mystery novel while learning economic concepts and a touching coming-of-age story.


A book that helps you develop a perspective on society

The economic situation has a direct impact on the society.
This book shows the many impacts money can have on our society.
The most representative problem is unemployment.
When the newspaper his father worked for goes out of business, Felix is ​​faced with the problem of his father's unemployment.
Also, when I went to the big city of Frankfurt and saw beggars begging on the streets, I felt the evils of unemployment firsthand.
In addition, Felix and his friends engage in frank discussions about social issues that influence stock market fluctuations and the resources affected by global trends.
This book provides a perspective that allows you to view money and social issues in a connected way.