[LStudent]

Hi guys can anyone tell me any manga that teaches economics? I know there's the manga guides out there but they don't cover business. My sister does economics and I wanted her to read something she can enjoy and get a review at the same time. Since there's a category of manga for almost every subject in Japan (example: The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology) then economic manga have to exist, right? Or at least one that teaches business principles?

[Simplicity]

(Original post by LStudent)
Hi guys can anyone tell me any manga that teaches economics? I know there's the manga guides out there but they don't cover business. My sister does economics and I wanted her to read something she can enjoy and get a review at the same time. Since there's a category of manga for almost every subject in Japan (example: The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology) then economic manga have to exist, right? Or at least one that teaches business principles?

Can she read Japanese?

[LStudent]

(Original post by Simplicity)
Can she read Japanese?

ah no My poor manga-staved family survive on scanlations. I'm hoping that a scanlation would be hidden somewhere on the internet One can hope...

[Welix]

Spice and wolf is kinda economics-y, because it touches on a lot of basic principles of economics and finance like supply and demand, short-sell/long-sell, currency exchange and the money supply. It's an enjoyable watch/read if you study economics, but it's definitely not "revision" material.

[Airel]

Oh Japan.

[Hipster]

Das Kapital, the manga

[LStudent]

(Original post by Hipster)


Das Kapital, the manga

thanks!