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"Money illusion" as a book category centers on how people misunderstand, misperceive, or are misled by the nominal aspects of money—prices, wages, interest rates—rather than their real purchasing power. Books in this category examine the psychological and behavioral biases that cause individuals and societies to react to money in nominal terms, the historical and political consequences of inflation and monetary policy, and the ways language, culture, and institutions shape money perception. It spans accessible popular economics and finance writing, academic analyses, policy critiques, memoirs of financial life, and even fiction or satire that dramatizes the human stories behind monetary confusion. Together these works illuminate why money’s appearance often trumps its economic reality, and how that gap affects decision-making, inequality, markets, and public policy.

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