"Learning about economics as a child can help our kids grow up to be wealthy adults. A book you can read in a day, but whose effects last a lifetime." - John Lee (CEO of Meritz Asset Management, author of "John Lee's Habits for Becoming Wealthy") · Building a Real-World Sense of Money Through Practical Economic Principles ① The book is organized around three core themes that make up the backbone of economics—currency, markets, and finance—approached through 11 key questions designed to spark children's curiosity. ② By solving missions within the comic, children earn a virtual currency called Power Coins, which they can save and invest, learning firsthand how to manage money. ③ The book boosts practicality by incorporating real economic elements, such as comparing savings products by calculating interest to see whether a lump-sum deposit or installment savings is more advantageous, and simulating stock trading. · Building Lifelong Financial Habits Through Childhood Allowance Management The book includes a checklist to help children assess their allowance management skills and personal financial habits, adding an element of fun. By understanding their own spending patterns and checking their current habits, children can develop smart financial habits. · A 100% Curriculum-Aligned Comic Packed with Economic Concepts ① Reflecting the 2019 revised curriculum, the book contains only the most useful knowledge children need both for schoolwork and everyday life. ② At the end of each major unit, review questions help reinforce what was learned, and an illustrated encyclopedia section covers any additional details, adding depth to the learning experience. · Filling in the Gaps with Concept Video Lectures on Economics from the Textbook For more advanced concepts that are difficult to understand alone or that really benefit from a teacher's explanation, children can scan a QR code for free, engaging video lectures by Han Yu-jin, lead social studies instructor at Elihi (Megastudy's elementary division). Hilarious episodes combined with curriculum-based topics for maximum learning effect! · Cultivating Balanced Economic Sense Through Current Economic Issues ① Ten everyday-life episodes—such as "Is real estate investment or speculation?" and "Is saving better than spending?"—are explained simply and enjoyably from a child's perspective. ② As children read through the book, they naturally absorb many economic principles and develop a healthy sense of values about money. · Training to Put Learned Economic Knowledge into Practice ① To help children firmly grasp the concepts in the main text, each unit ends with games and simple quizzes that combine fun with learning. Additional details are covered in an illustrated encyclopedia section, offering a broader perspective on the concepts. ② By solving missions within the comic and earning virtual currency (Power Coins), children learn how to "save, spend, and grow" money—a process that naturally teaches them how to manage their allowance wisely. · A 100% Social Studies Curriculum-Aligned Comic Packed with Economic Concepts Reflecting the 2019 revised curriculum, the book contains essential knowledge that's helpful both for schoolwork and for everyday life. · Filling in the Gaps with Concept Video Lectures on Economics from the Textbook For more advanced concepts that are difficult to understand alone or that really benefit from a teacher's explanation, children can scan a QR code for free, engaging video lectures by Han Yu-jin, lead social studies instructor at Elihi (Megastudy's elementary division). Prologue: Kakao Friends, Save Economics! 1. Currency 1. It Costs 40 Won to Make a 10-Won Coin? 2. Why Do Different Countries Have Different Currencies? 3. Why Can't We Just Print More Money? [Unit Review Quiz_Me! Me! Let's Solve It!] 2. Markets 4. Can't I Have Everything I Want? 5. What Is a Rational Choice? 6. There's an Invisible Market? 7. How Should Prices Be Set? 8. Do More Expensive Things Sell Better? [Unit Review Quiz_Me! Me! Let's Solve It!] 3. Finance 9. Why Does the Bank Pay Interest on My Deposits? 10. Can Buying Stock Make Me a Company Owner? 11. How Can I Grow My Money? Epilogue: My Economic Habits Test Economic Terms Index Back Cover Bonus_Ka...