more books like these?
More books like these?
John Bennett
Julian James
the undercover economist
Jason Powell
Adrian Peterson
Don't read that shit. Pick up something like Léon Walras.
Jack Ross
Harris and Pinker are based kino
Jonathan Sanchez
Harris is a brainlet. Are his books supposed to convince you of something?
Matthew Ross
His books are inspired by logic, reason, and testosterone.
Christopher Edwards
walras was an engineering commie brainlet who destroyed economics
Oliver Hernandez
Georgist ≠ commie. Plus he played a very important role in the development of economics so he's a sort of a must-read.
Ryder Reed
i like when gave an anti religious talk and told everyone that Jesus instructed his followers to kill people in the Gospel
Jayden Harris
It was actually kinda based and redpilled. He's basically our day's übermensch.
Jackson Wilson
>he's a sort of a must-read.
only for people who are interested in history of economic thought.
Zachary Miller
superfreakonomics
Anthony Evans
freakonomics is cool cause it's pro infanticide eugenics
Isaiah Nguyen
Tfw you enjoy more than half of the books listed on there
Feels good to be 103 iq :)
Henry Taylor
I am legitimately low-iq and I hate all these people
Kayden Torres
This is accurate save Klein and Diamond.
Justin Roberts
those are ok books especially for young people. bill gates reads more retarded literature nowadays
Leo Lewis
Surprised Nassim Taleb is on there. His books are pretty thorough with well-read statements.
Noah Lopez
Just because someone is on the list doesn't mean they're bad per se. Just that they are commonly referenced by midwits.
Alexander Cox
Looks like my boyfriend's bookcase (lol)
Aaron King
Also read Carl Menger and other early austrian economic subjectivists. Every austrian idea before Mises was a blessing to the world and revolutionary economic thought.
My opinion, as an economist that deals with behavioral economics, is that it is composed by economic subjectivists that are oposed to orthodox dogma without even knowing that their critique of orthodoxy was already present in early austrians and that behavioral economics is a natural development of early austrian sckepticism. We are all phenomologists like Weber and we should recognize that.
Michael Rogers
Campbell should be required reading in high school, but should stay in that timeframe.
Wyatt Morgan
Michael Lewis and Taleb, based on what interest you the most, follow their book recommendations. Broken markets, bullshit jobs. Listen to martin shkreli