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.
The great crash, 1929.
John Kenneth Galbraith
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The upside of inequality
Edward Conard
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Capitalist Manifesto
Johan Norberg
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Mystery of Capital
Hernando De Soto
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Myth of Millionaire Tax Flight
Cristobal Young
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The Myth of the Rational Voter
Bryan Caplan
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Marshall Plan
Michael J. Hogan
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Power of Productivity
William W. Lewis
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The precariat
Guy Standing
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Wages of Destruction
Adam Tooze
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Triumph of Injustice
Emmanuel Saez
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Triumph of the City
Edward Glaeser
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The Robber Barons
Matthew Josephson
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Smartest Guys in the Room
Bethany McLean
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The tycoons
Charles R. Morris
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Monopolies Suck
Sally Hubbard
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Prime Movers of Globalization
Vaclav Smil
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The Roaring 2000s
Harry S. Dent
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The money lords
Matthew Josephson
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Panic Rules!
Robin Hahnel
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Payoff
Dan Ariely
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GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History
Diane Coyle
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Plentiful energy
Charles E. Till
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Poor Numbers
Morten Jerven
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