Economics & Money
We Should All Be Millionaires
Rachel Rodgers
A guide for women on how to build wealth, increase income, and gain economic power. Rachel Rodgers provides a roadmap for women to achieve millionaire status, focusing on mindset shifts, practical steps, and strategies for overcoming the unique challenges women face in building wealth.
Why Nations Fail
Daron Acemoglu
Why are some nations rich and others poor? This book argues that the answer lies in the inclusive or extractive nature of a nation's political and economic institutions. Delve into a sweeping historical analysis to understand how institutions shape a country's fate, and why some nations fail while others prosper.
You Are a Badass at Making Money
Jen Sincero
Unleash your inner money-making badass! Jen Sincero's guide to mastering the mindset of wealth helps you identify and overcome limiting beliefs, paving the way for financial freedom and a life of abundance. Get ready to transform your relationship with money and create the life you've always dreamed of.
The Authoritarian Moment
Ben Shapiro
In 'The Authoritarian Moment,' Ben Shapiro argues that the greatest threat to American liberty comes not from the right, but from the left-wing authoritarians who dominate powerful institutions and seek to silence dissent. He exposes the cultural takeover by radicals and offers a roadmap for fighting back against the miasmatic hatred and dire consequences faced by Americans who stand up for traditional principles.
How Economics Explains the World
Andrew Leigh
Delve into the fascinating narrative of human history through the lens of economics. This book explores how fundamental economic principles like incentives, specialization, and trade have shaped societies, driven technological advancements, and influenced major global events from the agricultural revolution to modern challenges like climate change. Andrew Leigh makes complex economic ideas accessible, demonstrating how they provide profound insights into why the world is the way it is, without requiring any prior knowledge of the subject.
Longevity Hubs
Joseph F. Coughlin
Explore the emerging concept of 'longevity hubs' – geographic centers of innovation dedicated to addressing the profound challenges and opportunities presented by global population aging. This book delves into the economic, social, and technological shifts driven by an aging world, examining how regions are developing groundbreaking products, services, and policies to support older adults. Discover the immense economic power of the 'longevity economy' and the critical need for innovation in areas like healthcare, finance, caregiving, and urban design, while confronting the biases and market failures that often overlook this vital demographic.
Power and Progress
Daron Acemoglu
In this groundbreaking book, two renowned economists challenge the pervasive techno-optimism of our age, arguing that technological progress does not automatically lead to shared prosperity. Drawing on a thousand years of history, from the agricultural revolution to the rise of AI, Acemoglu and Johnson reveal how the benefits of innovation have often been captured by a narrow elite, leading to increased inequality and social disruption. They contend that whether technology serves the common good or exacerbates societal divides is a matter of deliberate economic, social, and political choices, urging readers to reclaim control over the direction of technological development to build a more equitable future.
Patriot
Alexei Navalny
In this gripping memoir, Alexei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, recounts the harrowing 2020 assassination attempt that nearly claimed his life, detailing his agonizing recovery from Novichok poisoning. More than a survival story, it's a powerful testament to his unwavering fight against corruption and authoritarianism in Russia. Navalny interweaves his personal journey—from a childhood shaped by the Soviet Union and the Chernobyl disaster to his rise as a fearless activist—with a sharp analysis of the political landscape, offering an intimate look at the sacrifices made in the pursuit of justice and democracy.