ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

International Economics Bulletin

Okay kiddo, let's begin with what economics means. Economics is all about how people make and use money. And when we use the word 'international' it means something that happens between different countries.

Now, what is a bulletin? A bulletin is like a newspaper, but instead of daily news, it gives us news about a particular topic.

So, when we say 'international economics bulletin', we are talking about a newspaper-like document that tells us about how different countries make and use money together.

This document tells us things like how much money different countries trade with each other, what products they buy and sell, exchange rates (which is like the price of one country's money compared to another based on a formula), and other important information that can help countries make better financial decisions.

Just like how our parents read the news to stay informed about what’s happening around the world, international economics bulletins help governments and businesses stay informed about what’s happening in the global economy so they can make smart choices about how to spend or invest their money.

So, that's what an international economics bulletin is all about – it's a tool for understanding how different countries work together to make and use money, which is a very important thing to know about!