Best books in Economics
Economic theory, macroeconomics and market behavior. The books in this category range from Adam Smith to Keynes, from Friedman to Piketty — recommended by investors, journalists and policymakers who know that economics is not an exact science.
★ Cabeceira recommends
Anti-Fragile
Nassim Taleb
recommended by 6 people
The rational optimist
Matt Ridley
recommended by 6 people
Changing World Order
Ray Dalio
recommended by 5 people
Destined for War
Graham Allison
recommended by 4 people
Titan
Ron Chernow
recommended by 4 people
Billion Dollar Whale
Tom Wright
recommended by 3 people
★ Cabeceira recommends
The Black Swan
Nassim Taleb
recommended by 3 people
Scale
Geoffrey West
recommended by 3 people
Freakonomics : (And Other Riddles of Modern Life)
Steven D. Levitt
recommended by 3 people
Too big to fail : the inside story of how Wall Street and Washington fought to save the financial system--and themselves
Andrew Ross Sorkin
recommended by 3 people
Das Kapital
Karl Marx
recommended by 3 people
Thomas Piketty's Capital in the twenty-first century
Thomas Piketty
recommended by 3 people
The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham
recommended by 3 people
The alchemy of finance
George Soros
recommended by 2 people
The most important thing
Howard Marks
recommended by 2 people
Great Escape
Angus Deaton
recommended by 2 people
The Great trasformation
Karl Polanyi
recommended by 2 people
Abundance
Peter Diamandis
recommended by 2 people
Security analysis
Benjamin Graham
recommended by 2 people
Bull!
Maggie Mahar
recommended by 2 people
How Asia Works
Joe Studwell
recommended by 2 people
Against the gods
Peter L. Bernstein
recommended by 2 people
Debt, Tenth Anniversary Edition
David Graeber
recommended by 2 people
Economics in one lesson
Henry Hazlitt
recommended by 2 people