This is the Cato Daily Podcast for Friday, November 29th, 2019.

I'm Caleb Brown.

There are now 10 Tuttle Twins books out there teaching the economic way of thinking to young people,

now Connor Boyac, the author of those books has created free market rules, regularly delivered

lesson plans for families to engage with economic concepts of scarcity, trade, and many others.

We spoke last month in Colorado Springs.

So you've produced 10 of these Tuttle Twins books and I'll commend I can commend people to look at several of them I haven't seen all of them myself

but they are engaging

They tell a good story I think the law is probably the one that I connected to the best and really enjoyed and look forward to sharing those with my kids, but you've gone a step further now to develop an econ

free market curriculum for not just kids but families.

Yeah, we did a survey recently and 60% of our

audience is homeschoolers 40% are public or private school and so most of our

audience they're on the hunt for curriculum they want want more content. And we do about two books a year,

that's kind of our publishing rate. And so the biggest kind of feedback we get is we want more, we want more,

what should we do next? And so there was this demand for more consistent content

to be able to accommodate the families who

want to invest the time to spend together

learning this type of stuff.

And so free market rules is what we're calling

this free market dot total twins dot com that's where we are now providing weekly

curriculum so that the entire family can learn free markets together in the home.

So what does that look like? What are some of the basic lessons that you cover?

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