Title: An Interesting Insight
Product review: Levitt sheds light on the unsolved mysteries of the world today in his novel Freakonomics, and finds answers to these mysteries in unexpected places. For example, he attributes the decline in violent crime to Roe v. Wade, claiming that since mothers that could not support or were not ready to have children received abortions, there were less children likely to become criminals. Levitt's novel reveals that Economics is not a dull subject, but one that, with good data, can explain the reality of how the world works, and what drives most people. He offers a new way of thinking which is both stimulating and provocative. Although the topics he explores seem unrelated, they are unified by his main idea that people must find new ways of thinking to understand the world.
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