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.
King of capital
David Carey
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The limits to growth; a report for the Club of Rome's project on the predicament of mankind
Donella H. Meadows
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Free to Choose
Milton Friedman
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More heat than light
Philip Mirowski
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More from Less
Andrew McAfee
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More money than god
Sebastian Mallaby
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The infrastructure of accountability
Douglas N. Harris
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Getting Better
Charles Kenny
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Energy Myths and Realities
Vaclav Smil
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Mr. Baruch
Margaret L. Coit
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Women of worth
Russell James
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Nudge
Richard H. Thaler
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Bottom Billion
Paul Collier
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Road to OPEC
Stephen G. Rabe
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Case Against Socialism
Rand Paul
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Knowledge and the Wealth of Nations
David Warsh
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Devil's Financial Dictionary
Jason Zweig
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Gift
Lewis Hyde
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The Undercover Economist
Tim Harford
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The Gospel of Wealth
Andrew Carnegie
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The End of Poverty
Jeffrey D. Sachs
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Future of Capitalism
Paul Collier
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The great crash, 1929.
John Kenneth Galbraith
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The upside of inequality
Edward Conard
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