Newfag here
Whats a good economics 101 book that's not funded by (((marxists)))
Economics for Newfags
Oliver Watson
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Cooper Ross
bump bump bump xd
Jeremiah Campbell
Is that the CIA dude from Batman in the background?
Nathaniel Rodriguez
no
Christian Bennett
read thomas sowell's works
Christian Smith
This is now a Bane thread
Jacob Brooks
yes it is
Pls recommend a book xd
Okay, any specific one to start off with since I am of newfaggotry
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Brayden Adams
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Angel Williams
Wew le thank u
Liam Moore
Ok... I will just go about my business then.
Lincoln Thomas
When I do finish this, what book should I read next?
Jack Lewis
stop there. you've mastered economics. everything else talamudic quibbling
Lucas Ross
Really?
Is the "further knowledge" controlled by merchants?
Jordan Lewis
no. just start studying mathematics hardcore. higher econ is pure math. Wall Street is run by logarithms
Angel Bailey
Since you specified 101.
101 usually means Intro Micro.
Greg Mankiw was the last Republican Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
Here's his textbook:
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Jayden Collins
Fuuuck
Any books on mathematics? I am autistic man but I really would like to understand and learn this stuff
Jackson Powell
Shit thanks senpai
Luke Bell
Absolutely no one knows shit about economics. Even PhD level economists often do not have the proper mathematical background to consider the more intricate models. People who claim to know anything about the economy are almost certainly in error unless they can bust out some functional analysis on the spot.
Chase Kelly
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desu, i am not that good at mathematics, but I think it would be a very good skill to acquire
>american education
Yeah yeah...
Jaxon Baker
If you want to learn about economics, it's probably best to start from the father of capitalism, based Adam Smith.
Andrew Cox
Any book recommendations? I know hes published a lot of shit, i think, but specifics to economics related stuff is helpful
Ian Martin
I'm pretty sure almost everything he published was about economics, but it's probably best to start with The Wealth of Nations.
Jaxson Rogers
does this shit have central banking in it
Julian Wilson
No just general macroeconomic principles and modern central banking didn't exist in 1776
Gavin Nelson
He advocates central banking and paper money in this book