Classic Non-Fiction - Economics

The task of the economist is not to predict the future but to explain the present. Ten Great Economists, originally published in 1914, offers an insightful exploration of the influential minds who shaped the field of economics. Through a blend of ...

“It costs nothing to ask wise advice from a good friend.” The Richest Man in Babylon, a timeless classic in personal finance, offers practical wisdom for achieving wealth and financial success through simple, yet profound lessons. Set in the ancie...

“The most valuable of all capital is that invested in human beings” Principles of Economicsby Alfred Marshal is a foundational text that continues to shape our understanding of economic theory. First published in 1890, Marshall's magnum opus revo...

There can be no rise in the value of labour without a fall of profits. Originally published in 1817, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation remains an enduring cornerstone in the study of political economy. It navigates the interplay betwee...

“Consciousness does not determine life, but life determines consciousness.” The German Ideology by Karl Marx is a cornerstone of Marxist philosophy, offering a profound exploration of historical materialism and the foundations of societal structur...

The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money is a quintessential guide to understanding modern economics, exerting a profound influence on economic theory and practice. In this seminal work, Keynes tackles the complexities of economic cycl...

“As a matter of practical necessity, socialist democracy may eventually turn out to be more of a sham than capitalist democracy ever was...” Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy presents a captivating analysis of the dynamic forces shaping modern ...

In Booms and Depressions, economist Irving Fisher provides a groundbreaking analysis of the cyclical nature of economic activity, focusing on the causes and consequences of financial booms and subsequent depressions. First published in 1932, Fishe...