Books on economics and finance
Freakonomics
What is Freakonomics about?
“Freakonomics” by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner explains the intricacies of human incentives, which stimulate us to work, do good things, and get what we want. Using historical examples, the authors also explore how economics can shed light on different phenomena.
Capital in the Twenty First Century
What is Capital in the Twenty First Century about?
"Capital in the Twenty First Century" offers a comprehensive look into economic history and principles. It examines economic systems and policies and explores income inequality in detail. This book will be of interest both for professionals in the sphere and for general audience.
The Wealth of Nations
What is The Wealth of Nations about?
Find out about the establishment of the current capitalistic economies in Scottish economist Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations." The book consists of five parts. They explain the productive power of labor, stock introduction, wealth creation, political economy, and the revenue of the Commonwealth.
The Psychology of Money
What is The Psychology of Money about?
“The Psychology of Money” is an accessible primer to the world of money that explores how we can become more wealthy and prosperous. This book can help you to change your attitude toward money and learn how to multiply it.
Nudge
What is Nudge about?
Have you ever wondered why we misjudge and make wrong choices so often? Understanding the concept of nudges will help you not only be aware of your flaws but also take control of them. “Nudge” explains how to make better choices and how our decisions are pre-determined by the government and corporations.
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
What is A Random Walk Down Wall Street about?
“A Random Walk Down Wall Street” by Burton G. Malkiel is an accessible primer on the world of investing. This book explains how the market works and what mistakes investors should avoid. Let’s find out how to do our best in this sphere and get the desired money sources
Thinking, Fast and Slow
What is Thinking, Fast and Slow about?
In “Thinking, Fast and Slow”, Daniel Kahneman invites us on a journey through the complex landscape of our minds, revealing how two distinct systems govern our thought processes. Using psychological insights and engaging examples, Kahneman unveils the hidden impacts of cognitive biases and heuristics on our perceptions, decisions, and beliefs.
The Big Short
What is The Big Short about?
The real crash of the U.S. stock market in 2008 actually happened quietly the year before in obscure markets like bonds and real-estate derivatives. Only a few people understood the risk of rising real-estate prices and profited while being ignored by their peers. Michael Lewis tells their story with humor and insight in his book "The Big Short," showing how they saw the crisis coming and made billions.
The Warren Buffett Way
What is The Warren Buffett Way about?
We all know of Warren Buffett, a famous billionaire who buys and manages successful companies. But do you know why he is so wealthy? "The Warren Buffett Way" by Robert Hagstrom, Jr. explores Buffett's successful investment decisions, which allowed him to grow from a $100 investment to a $44 billion net worth. You'll learn Buffett's financial principles, as well as the differences between investing and trading.
Misbehaving
What is Misbehaving about?
According to traditional economics, people are rational creatures. In his book "Misbehaving," Richard H. Thaler proves that real people are actially quite irrational and often deviate from assumed behavior because of biases. In this book, you'll learn how to make smarter and more rational decisions in our complex world.
The Alchemy of Finance
What is The Alchemy of Finance about?
Do you want to receive financial advice from the world's top investor? Read the book "The Alchemy of Finance" by George Soros! The investing legend shares his secrets of financial success and helps you to understand current financial trends.
The Latte Factor
What is The Latte Factor about?
"The Latte Factor" by David Bach and John David Mann presents the three essential secrets to financial freedom in the form of a fable. It teaches that no matter your job, age, or salary, you can already provide a financial cushion. All you have to do is look at your finances from a new perspective offered in the book.
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