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Welcome to the post that encourages readers to explore the below books, all of which I have read. For some books, I will humbly attempt to summarize them, so as to give you a gist of what you can expect when you decide to invest your time reading them.
Each book is written with a different purpose in mind, and for a different group of audiences.
Some are technical, some are fun and lightweight, while others are pure textbooks. I have also enlisted recommended books which I am yet to read.
Additionally, I've listed two videos I have watched umpteen times because they are crisp and clear in their explanation of their respective concepts.
Books:
Additionally, I've listed two videos I have watched umpteen times because they are crisp and clear in their explanation of their respective concepts.
Books:
Tim Harford
Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman
(Genre: behavioural economics)
Too Big to Fail
Andrew Sorkin
(Although I haven't read the book yet, I've seen the movie several times)
Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman
(Genre: behavioural economics)
Too Big to Fail
Andrew Sorkin
(Although I haven't read the book yet, I've seen the movie several times)
Textbooks:
Aswath Damodaran
John Hull
Principles of Economics
George Mankiw
Recommendations:
An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith
Misbehaving
Richard Thaler
Post-Capitalist Society
Peter F. Drucker
The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham
The Upside of Inequality
Edward Conrad
Videos:
Credit crisis explanation
Jonathan Jarvis
How the economic machine works
Ray Dalio
Principles of Economics
George Mankiw
Recommendations:
An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith
Misbehaving
Richard Thaler
Post-Capitalist Society
Peter F. Drucker
The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham
The Upside of Inequality
Edward Conrad
Videos:
Credit crisis explanation
Jonathan Jarvis
How the economic machine works
Ray Dalio
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