This book challenges economists to bring the insights of behavioral economics into their reflections on the macroeconomy as well as on individual decision- making and it challenges everyone, economist and layperson alike, to bring the wisdom they learn from their families out into the larger economic world.
Exploring the interplay between nature and human experience, the poems journey from the simplicity of morning coffee to the beauty of a green sunset. The collection delves into themes of work, marriage, and the emotional complexities of letting go of farmland, interwoven with moments of loss, homesickness, and fleeting happiness. Each poem captures the essence of different landscapes, including the brown winter prairie and a singular nod to the Lake District's daffodils, reflecting a deep connection to both the physical and emotional landscapes of life.