The map
Forty-six ideas, and what rests on what.
Most of finance, economics, and geopolitics runs on a small number of ideas that keep reappearing. This is all of them, with every prerequisite drawn, so you can see why a lesson that made no sense was probably missing something upstream.
Each column sits one step past everything it depends on, so reading left to right is reading in teaching order. Tap a node for what it is and where to learn it. Take the diagnostic and this map fills in with what you already know.
Where this stands
42 of the 46 nodes have something written behind them today. The other 4 are specified and tested but not yet taught, and they are marked as such rather than hidden. The tutor knows every node whether or not a lesson exists, and it will tell you plainly when one does not.
The gaps are not evenly spread. Personal finance and corporate finance are close to complete. Economics and geopolitics are almost entirely unwritten, which is honest to say and is the next thing being worked on.
TH
Thinking tools
Taught first, referenced everywhere after.
6 of 6 written
PF
Personal finance
What to do with a dollar you actually have.
7 of 7 written
CO
How companies work
Accounting through valuation, on filed numbers.
8 of 9 written
MK
Markets and risk
What prices mean and how they break.
3 of 6 written
EC
How economies work
Money, rates, cycles, and the external accounts.
9 of 9 written
GP
Power and geography
The constraints states cannot vote their way out of.
9 of 9 written