High Scores: Recommend some textbooks on classical economics with additional bonus points .

1. "Western Economics", the author is Gao Hongye;

2. Principles of Economics, written by Mankiw;

3. "Economics", written by Stiglitz;

4. "Economics", written by Samuelson;

5. Managerial Economics, by Craig Peterson and W. Chris Lewis;

6. "Microeconomics", written by Pindick;

7. "The Economics of Milk and Cola", written by Frank;

8. "Microeconomics Disturbing the Land: Modern Perspectives", written by Fan Li'an;

9. "Macroeconomics", written by Mankiw;

10. "Macroeconomics" by Dornbush.

Mankiw's or Samuelson's economics.

Intermediate recommendations look at Macro: Saxophone Micro: Nicholson.

You can take a look at Liang Xiaomin's "Introduction to Western Economics" and so on.

1. The Wealth of Nations

The full title is "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations", which was written by the British classical economist Adam Smith for nearly ten years, and was first published in 1776. The publication of The Wealth of Nations marks the establishment of the theoretical system of classical political economy, and can be called the "bible" of Western economics.

2. Principles of Political Economy and Taxation

It is hailed as the second most famous work of classical political economy after Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations. Its publication is known by the people"The Ricardian Revolution"。The book has been reprinted many times and has become a truly brilliant work in the history of economic theory, and is the basis for the classical research methods of political economy.

This magnum opus encompasses all the theories of classical political economy and contains all the essence of Ricardo's thought, and it became an important source of thought for Capital, building a bridge between Adam Smith and Marx.

3. Principles of Economics

It mainly introduces the ten principles of economics, which run through the book from beginning to end, and uses them to explain the theory of supply and demand, sales and production, business behavior and industry organization, labor market and macroeconomics.

Principles of Economics embodies the positioning of "an introductory textbook for economics students" in terms of content, architecture, expression, and style. When the book was first published in the United States, it set two Guinness World Records for the number of economic books sold and the number of bestsellers.

4. Structure and Change in Economic History

It was Douglas C., the 1993 Nobel laureate in economicsNorth's writings. In the book, North explains economic history with Western property rights theory and institutional change theory, and puts forward the core view that it is institutional factors rather than technological factors that determine economic growth, and that the change of property rights system is the source of historical evolution.

5. Capital

The German thinker Karl Heinrich Marx wrote a work on political economy published in three volumes from 1867 to 1894. Capital spans economic, political, philosophical and other fields, and is the ideological guide for the proletarian movement all over the world.

Lang Xianping's book is really good, the expensive point of view is sharp and profound, his book has several series of about the analysis of the modern economy, China's economy is very strong, I really recommend you to read, but his book is thin and expensive, 30 yuan at every turn, in fact, you can read one in about 3 hours, you can try to read it on the Internet.

I don't know if you are majoring in economics or not, if it is very good to read Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", look at foreign textbooks and then look at China's economic textbooks for college students, what kind of thing is that! Mankiw's Principles of Economics is just an introductory textbook, if you want to go a little deeper, I recommend looking at Samuelson's "Principles of Economics" This book is deeper than Mankiw's, but it is worse in vividness, but it is also a classic among the classics. If you want to go a little deeper, or you can look at some more academic books, I recommend Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" is actually more like a philosophy book, but most of what he says is that the events of the 17th century are out of touch, but it is still a classic among the classics.

In fact, "Capital" is also a classic drip ......There is also the pursuit of "money, interest and employment" by Keynes.

If you're not an economics major, it's not easy to watch Mankiw's (really!). Because most economics-related books are very boring (spread hands, in fact, they don't have to be so boring, hey), I will recommend you a few other books "Currency Wars", "Oil Wars", "Devil's Economics" and "Super Explosive Devil's Economics". The last two books start from the details and experience of life, and they are suitable for all ages to talk about the economy, which is very easy to understand and interesting.

There is also a book "Thinking Strategy" about game theory, which is popular and very interesting, and it is recommended to read it. "Snowball" is the autobiography of Warren Buffett, "Irrational Prosperity" Schiller's classic analysis of the market bubble, and "The Great Game" tells the vicissitudes of Wall Street for a hundred years.

All of the books I recommend can be found in electronic versions, such as eMule.

ps: Well, since I don't want to make a whole bunch of them, then I'll be more concise, huh.

Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", Lang Xianping's book, "Currency Wars", "Devil's Economics".

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For textbooks, you can look at Mankiw's "Macro and Microeconomics", and if you want to read it, you can look at "Currency Wars" (this book is really good).

It's up to you. If it's theoretical, it's boring, Mankiw's.

The principles of economics are classic, or are they simple to understand. If you want to see the outline, the currency wars are all well known by the orange sellers, but to be honest, I think you still need some foundations of economics, or you don't have to look at it clearly. I personally recommend Wu Xiaobo's "Thirty Years of Turbulence", which describes the entire economic process of reform and opening up in China, with ups and downs, and understands the difficulty of China's reform.

There are too many, not to mention the famous, everyone knows it, everyone else will write it.

Economics Book List (new, long-lasting).

For the sake of your return, I recommended it to you, and I don't tell him about ordinary people!

"The Great Game" tells the history of the development of Wall Street, and it is also an important part of the history of American finance. "Dreams and Ups and Downs: A Ten-year Listing Game", as the title suggests, is an introduction to China's **; "Poor Charlie's Book" and "Walking on Wall Street", the works of well-known American investors, not only have investment knowledge, but also experience summary, simple and thought-provoking; In addition, we recommend "Milk and Cola Economics", "Wang Er's Economic Story", and "One Sand and One World - Guo Kai's Economic Notes", which involve micro-macroeconomics.

That's just part of it, but it's enough to study for a while.

Hope you get something out!

A book on financial management.

Poor Dad Rich Dad is a series of books that are highly recommended.

Recommend Warren Buffett's book, and the book that introduces Buffett's investment philosophy, take a look at "Puppy Money Money" is very vivid and interesting.

**Getting Started Basics

33 Money Lessons to Take Before the Age of 35".

Money Making Tips: Indispensable Money Making Wisdom in Life".

Gambler's Creed: The Economics of Behavior You Must Know" and "Wall Street's Diary".

**Investing Primers & Tips

A Lifetime Financial Plan

In your 20s, you need to know a little bit about economics".

Why Are You Poor".