Andrei Polgar is an economist, an entrepreneur, a Youtuber, and an Author.

One of the things that I find the most amazing about Andrei Polgar is that he is from Romania and he lives in Romania, he lives in a non-English speaking environment, yet his YouTube Channel and his books are all in English. And his English is a high-level academic English.

This is a testament, that in our interconnected Internet society, time and distance are not barriers to success.

He’s the host of the YouTube channel, One Minute Economics, with almost 27,000 subscribers, started in November 2015, and with almost 3 million views.

Today, we’re talking about the release of his new book The Age of Anomaly which is being deeply discounted from $9 to $0.99 for this week only (August 6-12, 2018). I took a look at the book and it’s massive and well written, in the same caliber of many university-level books that sell for over $100. If you are slightly interested in economics, I suggest you check it out.

In this video, Andrei can tell you about the book himself. Plus, he’s giving away one Bitcoin, 1 ETH + 1 LTC, 8 hardware wallets, 15 domain + hosting packages as well as 50 hosting packages, a $100 Amazon gift card, 10 prizes of $100 each, finally, 5 video/audio consulting sessions as well as 25 email consulting sessions!

Key points of our conversation

• Economics is not being taught properly.
• Economists, make the subject matter too complicated.
• There is no way to escape economics. Economics play a major role in everyone’s lives.
• Through his YouTube channel, Andrei explains complex economic subjects in one minute.
• He explained Holland’s Tulipmania in one minute.
• We spoke about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
• Unlike most other economists, Andrei doesn’t predict the future. He doesn’t know what will happen in the markets next.
• TV economists have less than 50% success in their economic forecasts.
• Fortune tellers in Romania have a better reputation than economists.
• Economic forecasters emphasize the times when they made a correct forecast and tend not to mention all the wrong forecast they have made in the past.
• Artificial Intelligence, the collection of data by corporations and governments, and big monsters tearing down economic agreements.

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