Economics
As many of you know, I’m a fan of Steven Landsburg’s economics. He regularly has articles in MSN SLate and today a new one appeared.
What I Like About Scrooge - In praise of misers. By Steven E. Landsburg
It starts off a bit off target, if you ask me, but upon reaching the end I was once again impressed by his general concepts and teaching ability.
For the first time in a long time, I’m actually interested in learning more about economics. Does anyone have any good economics books that they can suggest? I’ve read Landsburg’s “the armchair economist” and I give it 3 stars. But I’m looking for a more theoretical economics book.
Any suggestions? Nonfiction please.
re 12/9 blog-
try The New Division of Labor by Frank Levy and Richard Murname isbn 0 691 11972 4
and Creative Destruction by Richard Foster and Sarah Kaplan isbn isbn 0 385 50133 1
go on best book buys and get them used.
both will make you a nuisance around the coffeepot, particularly to mick.
regards,
a verrry cool senile old lady
Thanks! I will definitely give those a shot. I appreciate your post.