What books would /pol/ recommend to learn more about economics?

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>>137055317
Animal Farm.

>>137055434
Great book, but I've already read that one.

>>137055317
Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy by Joseph Schumpeter
Das Kapital by Karl Marx
Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell
Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman
These 4 are analyses of our current economic systems, and are quite thorough.
The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith is a classic and is very influential on modern economic thought.

Varoufakis' works are also very interesting and brilliant, and analyse the world's current economic state. The Global Minotaur is probably the best entry point. If you're interested in game theory he has also written extensively on it.

Basic economics by Thomas sowell

>>137055317

https://archive.org/details/TheProtocolsOfTheLearnedEldersOfZion

This one is pretty good.

On jewtube for free, audiobooks.

Antifragile, and The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Also Confessions of an Economic Hitman by some other guy.

fuck you, faggot

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this is prob the best textbook right now

>>137055317
If you are talking about macroeconomics, then you will never learn it from books. It's just a bunch of brainwashing bullshit, same as from MSM.

>>137055317
Any macro textbook. Economics by Nordhaus and Samuelson.

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>>137055317
But you should know at least calculus to read this book.

>>137058035
I would suggest to start with "Mankiw Instroduction to Economics". This covers both macro and microeconomics unlike the book above.

Macroeconomics is more or less useless nonsense.