We are a small editorial team that studies how economics shows up in ordinary decisions, then explains it clearly. Nothing on this site is sold.
ninuwax began as a set of internal notes kept by a small group of economists and writers based in Lucerne, Switzerland, who kept fielding the same everyday economics questions from friends and family — why groceries cost more, why rent kept rising. Over time those notes turned into structured explainers, and we decided the material was more useful published openly than kept private.
Today, Everyday Economics is maintained as a standalone, informational publication. We are not an investment firm, trading platform or research house, and we do not sell services, courses or memberships through this website.
We would rather publish an explainer a week later than publish one that hasn't been checked against reliable sources.
We do not accept payment to feature a trading platform or financial product favourably, and this site does not sell any product or service.
Every explainer is written so someone with no economics background and someone with a degree in it can both take something useful from it.
To keep expectations clear: ninuwax does not provide paid consulting, coaching, legal advice, investment advice or financial advice, and we are not a licensed financial advisor. Content on this site is general and informational, and should not be treated as a substitute for professional advice specific to your situation. We do not process payments, sell subscriptions, or offer any commercial service through this website.
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