What are some financial books to recommend?

There is a clear line in the development of mainstream economics in the West, and its classic works include The Wealth of Nations (Adam Smith), Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (David Ricardo), Principles of Political Economy (John Mill), Principles of Economics (Marshall), and General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money.

If you are a non-economics major, you can read "Milk and Cola Economics", "Devil's Economics", "Grotesque Behavior", "Undercover Economics", Friedman's "Economics of Life" ......Personally, I like Van Riyan's "Modern Perspectives on Microeconomics", John Nash's "Game Theory", and by the way, I recommend John Nash's movie "A Beautiful Mind", Keynes's "Employment, Interest, and the General Theory of Money", Samuelson's "Economics", Marshall's "Principles of Economics", Mankiw's "Macroeconomics", "Analysis", "The Smart Investor", Livermore's "Memoirs of the **** Hand", and some of Warren Buffett's books.

If you are not a financial professional, you can first learn about the books on the basics of economics, such as "Principles of Economics", "Micro Macroeconomics" and so on.

Mankiw's Principles of Economics, Bodo Schaefer's Puppy Money, Robert B. Cialdini's Robert B. Cialdini's Influence, and many more.

Mankiw's Principles of Economics, Samuelson's Economics, by Challis RGist's "Investment Banks in the Financial System" and so on.

Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", Stiglitz's "Economics", Soros's "Financial Alchemy", McGill's "Walking Wall Street".

The Great Metamorphosis of Capitalism", Capital in the 21st Century, Jack Ma in Cloth Shoes, Reboot: How to Recreate Prosperity in the Post-Crisis Era.

Recommend two books, "The Intelligent Era: Big Data and the Intelligent Revolution Redefine the Future" by Wu Jun, "The Art of Policymaking: An Economist's Reflections on Politics" Kaushik Basu.

Capital in the 21st Century [Law] Thomas Piketty, "Buffett's Biography", "** Market Basics", etc.

Thomas Piketty's "Twenty-One Practical Capital" in France, "The Second Machine Revolution" by Eric Bryan Joferson in the United States, etc.

Management, Fundamentals of Economics. These two books are suitable for people who are new to finance, and they are very easy to understand.

Like Wu Xiaobo's book, I think I can enjoy it well.

Under this topic, I selected three books, which are about environmental issues, population issues and daily games, all of which are hot topics in the world this year, Bill Gates's climate economy and the future of mankind, which is a treatise by Bill Gates on the causes, impacts and solutions of climate problems. Let's take a look.

The first book, environmental issues, may be the biggest disaster that mankind will face in the 22nd century, around the concept of carbon neutrality and carbon peaking, it will also bring a series of investment opportunities and employment opportunities, so this book, I think every friend who cares about the future should take the time to read it.

The second book, The Great Demographic Reversal, is a Fellow of the British Academy and deals with the structure of population sensitivity and the impact of globalization on the economy. Before, some friends in the comment area named to see our comparison studio book, this is the comparison, with the aging and the extension of life expectancy, the economic impact of the population problem is almost unavoidable, in this case, how to deal with ordinary people, how to reduce the impact of changes on themselves as little as possible. This book is one of the most authoritative books of its kind.

The third book, Daily Game, is a memoir about the US-Japan war in the 80s of the last century, which is a personal account, and the author himself is a front-line negotiator in the US-Japan negotiations at that time. Many friends may have seen the changes in fortune of Volcker and the Surveyor Fengxiong, the change of fortune, is to interpret the impact of the US-Japan ** war from a financial point of view, then this US-Japan game, from the perspective of ** and industry, the writing pattern of the two books is very similar, you can cooperate to read the daily game, it is a new book this year, but its text quality is very high, I personally think that ah, this book has a chance to become a classic.

Finally, I hope that you will support these three books.

**Hand, no return to stocks, smart investors, garden** cheats, wealth of nations, etc., these financial books are more classic and worth recommending.

Financial books mainly read some classic books, such as "Macro Ridge Digging Economy", "Sakura Macro Core Microeconomy", "International Economics", these books are all some basic economic principles.

A few books on finance and economics are very good called Capital in the 21st Century, the Great Transformation of Capitalism, the Deterioration of Technology, and the Second Machine Reform.

Challenge Wall Street, macroeconomics, microeconomics, principles of economics, corporate finance, and let the numbers speak.

I think there's economic theory, financial alchemy, capital, challenging Wall Street and milk and cola economics.

1, "Leapfrogging".

Recommended words: This is a book about doing and thinking about working hard in a first-tier city, the post-90s author is like a soldier who has just returned from the front-line battlefield, telling you about the "battlefield" she has experienced, which is vivid and real about life, choice, work, workplace, career change, emotion, family, etc.

2, "Time as a Friend".

Recommended words: This book is not chicken soup, success learning, talking about big truths, but a book that can inspire your mind, for young people, growth is more important than success, because not everyone can "succeed", and growth is something that everyone can do. The secret to growth:

Make friends with time to accumulate.

3. "Learn to Spend Money".

Testimonial: The money in our wallets should be divided into "spending"."Investment" and "speculation", corresponding to different ways of spending. For those who want to invest, manage money, buy a house, start a business, etc., give you the preparation of advance awareness, because only by learning to spend money, you can better accumulate and use wealth and live a happy life.

4, "Lifelong Growth".

5. "There is only one most important thing".

6, "Poor Dad, Rich Dad".

The two books you mentioned, I can't say that they are not classics.

But I don't think it's appropriate to put them under the banner of "Finance".

Of course, I also believe in the sameness and flexibility between things.

This kind of macro linkage with the economy, I personally put it in the philosophy of life part.

Finance is quite a broad scope.

That's it. Finance alone is already quite huge.

Popular reading. For example, on the market.

Mechanical Industry Press.

Books on finance and economics.

It's very complete.

Like "Challenging Wall Street", there are dozens of books with black covers, and they belong to the general public.

Of course, it doesn't mean that if you look at it like this, it's not profound, but what the masters wrote can be learned repeatedly.

As for those things, how do you look at **, catch the limit, I won't mention it, it belongs to the saliva level, hehe.

For entry-level beginners, you can take a look at the undergraduate textbooks for economics majors, such as "Principles of Economics", "Micromacroeconomics" and so on. Too much.. In fact, the current bibliography for postgraduate examination of economics majors is a good reference.

It's a pity that I was put on the robe of the exam, and I lost a lot of style. . .

Huazhang Book Company, a subsidiary of the Intermediate and Senior Machinery Industry Press, mainly publishes some high-quality books on economics and management computers. Including the original, I personally have almost all of them. Hehe.

There are also some original books published by Peking University, National People's Congress, Tsinghua University, etc., which are also very classic.

These are basically some mid-to-advanced economics monographs that are worth a look.

As soon as I said it, I started talking, hehe.

I don't know your situation, say a little more, combine it with reality, and choose it.