Best books on Economics? I'm interested in both 'Left'

The Worldly Philosophers by Some Old Patrish Dude

>pseudoscience
Jes read Infinite Jest insted

>>7570474
Wow, that's off topic, but coincidentally I've already read Infinite Jest. It was pretty good, so thanks for the recommendation anyhow.

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Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith
Capital, Karl Marx
The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, John Maynard Keynes
The Road to Serfdom, Friedrich von Hayek

Economics is a science made from ideology, so none of these books really means anything, believe whatever you want to believe

>>7570452

Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism by Lenin.

>>7570516
all of those books will fuck your shit up, and if they are to be the basis of a nations economy, they'll fuck that up as well. you've got a point about economics being subject to the ideology of policy makers, but for us, the people, I believe a national approach is best. here are some books that are too often overlooked.

Report on the Subject of Manufacturers, Hamilton
Report on the Public Credit - Hamilton
Thoughts on Political Economy - Raymond
The Elements of Political Economy - Raymond
National System of Political Economy - List
The Collected Economic Essays of Bruno Hildebrand
The Harmony of Interests, agricultural, manufacturing and commercial - Carey
The Laws of the Production and Distribution of Wealth: The Principles of Political Economy - Carey

how about:

>>7570516
This, plus The Theory of Moral Sentiments, by Smith

>>7570452
das kapital

Malthus is all you need