Economics & Money
Dealing with China
Henry M. Paulson Jr.
A former Treasury Secretary and Goldman Sachs CEO shares his experiences working with China and offers insights into the country's economic rise, its challenges, and how the U.S. should approach its relationship with the global superpower.
Destined for War
Graham Allison
Is the U.S. and China headed for war? This book explores the historical pattern of when a rising power threatens to displace a ruling power, and the potential for conflict between the two nations. It examines the causes and consequences of such conflicts, and proposes strategies for avoiding war.
Easy Money
Ben McKenzie
A deep dive into the world of cryptocurrency, exploring its origins, the hype surrounding it, and the potential for fraud. From the Global Financial Crisis to the rise of Bitcoin and beyond, this book uncovers the truth behind the digital gold rush and the risks involved.
Everyday Millionaires
Chris Hogan
Discover the secrets of everyday millionaires and debunk common myths about wealth. Based on a comprehensive study of over 10,000 millionaires, this book reveals how ordinary people can achieve financial independence through intentionality, hard work, and consistent habits. Learn how to adopt the millionaire mindset and build wealth, regardless of your background or income.
Das Kapital
Karl Marx
A critical analysis of political economy, this book delves into the production process of capital. It explores the intricacies of economic and societal structures, offering a profound examination of capitalism and its implications.
Politics
Aristotle
Explore Aristotle's timeless insights into the nature of the state, governance, and the pursuit of the highest good. This foundational work delves into the elements of a state, the roles of citizens, and the various forms of rule, offering a profound understanding of political society.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Robert T. Kiyosaki
Rich Dad Poor Dad is Robert's story of growing up with two dads — his real father and the father of his best friend, his rich dad — and the ways in which both men shaped his thoughts about money and investing. You do not need to earn a high income to be rich.
Economics in One Lesson
Henry Hazlitt
An enduring classic, this book dissects economic fallacies that have become prevalent, influencing government policies worldwide. It emphasizes the importance of considering the long-term effects of economic actions on all groups, not just the immediate consequences on a select few. A must-read for understanding basic economic principles and avoiding common pitfalls.