What kind of 📔 📔 would you recommend to an economist?
What kind of 📔 📔 would you recommend to an economist???
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The Road to Serfdom by Hayek is my husband’s fav book on this topic. I’ve not read it myself.
If the person is an Economist, he/she has likely already read Hayek, though. In that case, I’d recommend Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, it’s an interesting read, but not specifically about Econ.
The Curse of Cash
Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter L. Bernstein.
A Short History of Financial Euphoria by John Kenneth Galbraith.
NUDGE by Thaler.
Wealth of Nations, The Creature from Jekyll Island, Confessions of an Economic Hitman, Capitalism the Unknown Ideal and Freakonomics for fun!
Confession of Economic hitman and freakonomics are really good book.
Wealth of nations is on my TBR.
If you can find a book or two by Marshall Jeavons (sp?)—they are mysteries by two economists. Their detective solves mysteries by using principles of economics. Warning, they’ve been around for 40 years or so. Your friend may have them.
Books by Jacques Attali
Two by Joseph Frey, “ Forced out” and “ The Insider”. 👮🏻🌞
If the person is an economist, s/he would probably have already read Joseph Stiglitz. If not, I would recommend Globalisation and its Discontents. Also Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen
one made out of money