郭凯在哈佛读书的时候开始写博客,很快受到青年学生的追捧。几年下来,结集为《一沙一世界:郭凯经济学札记》出版,成为畅销书。这次他再接再厉,把在《华尔街日报》中文网发表的专栏文章结集成书,取名《王二的经济学故事》。王二是虚构的人物,在郭凯的故事里,他一会儿是佃农,一会儿是进城的打工仔,一会儿又摇身一变成了小企业老板或写字楼里的小白领。总之,他是中国普通大众中的一员。透过王二时而平淡、时而光怪陆离的故事,郭凯把中国重大的经济问题信手拈来,把本来深奥枯涩的经济学原理活灵活现地呈现给普通读者。小到超市购物、大到买房置业,我们每天都在做出经济决策。朦胧中,我们都感觉到自 Guo Kai blog at Harvard began studying, and soon sought after by young students. A few years, the collection of “one world for one sand: Guo Kai economics notes” published, become a bestseller. This time he made persistent efforts to put the column in the “Wall Street Journal” Chinese column published in the book, named “Wang Er’s economic story.” Wang Er is a fictional character. In Guo Kai’s story, he was a sharecropper for a while, a while working wage earners in the city, and later turned into a small business owner or a small white-collar office in the office. In short, he is a member of the general public in China. Through the sometimes dull and sometimes bizarre stories of the king, Guo Kai brought to light the major economic problems in China and vividly presented the profoundly profound theory of economics to ordinary readers. Small shopping to the supermarket, big home buyers, we make economic decisions every day. Obscure, we all feel it