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Introduction to economics books
First, the entertainment version:

1, acting weird

This book has long occupied the bestseller lists of The Wall Street Journal, The new york Times and Amazon. In fact, economics is closely related to behavior. All kinds of economic behaviors of individuals are caused by their psychological behaviors, but they are often irrational.

2. Small Island Economics

The writer is Peter Schiff, an economist and best-selling author, and is currently the president of EuroPacific Capital Company. By describing various economic events on an island, various economic knowledge is introduced comprehensively and concisely.

3. Rich dad and poor dad

The book 1999 was published in the United States in April and sold 10075 million copies in just half a year. This book is also the author's economic enlightenment book, which is highly recommended!

Second, the entry version

1, Modern Macroeconomics: Origin, Development and Present Situation

Mainly explain the development history of economics, from classical economy to modern Keynesianism. This is very helpful to understand the history of economics and have a simple and clear understanding of the whole context of economics.

2. Principles of economics

Then there is a book that can't be bypassed: Principles of Economics-Man Kun, a must-read for economics books, P in VIP!

3. The Wealth of Nations-Adam Smith

Adam Smith (1723- 1790) is the main founder of economics. I think everyone is familiar with this book, so I won't introduce it much. Very classic.

4. Stanford Minimalist Economics

The author introduced this book some time ago, which can be used as a leisure reading in his spare time. The book is short, but it is also difficult to have some knowledge of economics.

Third, the advanced version

1, money and finance-mishkin

This book is a classic of monetary banking, with a douban score of 9.2.

With the introduction of a mathematical model that is not very complicated, this book can be regarded as an introduction or a textbook that needs a certain foundation, depending on how people at different stages look at it.

2. International Economics-Krugman

Paul krugman and Maurice Olbers Feld, famous economists, are the guiding materials of authoritative textbooks in major universities at home and abroad, which are required reading.

Fourth, major.

This level of professional, in fact, mainly refers to two aspects, one is more profound content (relative concept), and the other is biased towards investment analysis.

1, Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management-Frank K Riley

This book connects relevant knowledge points from the perspective of investment analysis and portfolio management, and is a good "one-stop" textbook for readers to fully understand investment analysis and portfolio management. This book is also recommended by CFA Institute.

2. Option futures and other derivatives-John Hull

This book is the "Bible" in the field of financial engineering and a necessary reference book for Wall Street people ~