The secret economics inside the new Planet Money board game | NPR
REVIEW24 days ago|Discuss (0)|Gaming
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The article discusses the new board game 'Sell Me A Sasquatch' created by Planet Money and Exploding Kittens, highlighting its basis in economic principles from George Akerlof's 'The Market for Lemons'. It also describes various unique elements and economic references integrated into the game's design.
Read full story @ www.npr.org/sections/planet-money/2026/08/11/g-s1-138059/the-secret-economics-inside-the-new-planet-money-board-game »
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This is a review of a board game, and it effectively presents the game's concept and its educational relevance while maintaining clarity. However, it could be more concise, as some parts delve deeply into economics that may detract from the review's focus on the game itself.
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