What Books/readings Should An Economics Undergrad Have Read Before Graduating From College?

Posted by John White on February 6th, 2010

I’m a senior student in economics, but I still feel that I haven’t got enough knowledge of my field. Please suggest to me books/readings that are in the heart of economics, but they don’t have to be books in micro-, macro-economics, monetary economics, international economics, etc. These books are, of course, the ones I have already gone through. What I’m asking are materials that are not ‘mathematically oriented’. Please do suggest them.
Thanks.

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2 Responses to “What Books/readings Should An Economics Undergrad Have Read Before Graduating From College?”

  1. Gooddad
    February 6th, 2010

    Read anything written by Michael Porter. His books will give you a refreshing and entertaining insight into market forces and international economics.

  2. Tdolphin…
    February 7th, 2010

    1. economics Principles and policies by baumul blinder
    2. search on google for articles of paul krugman . . they are more valuable.
    3. beyond rhetoric and realism in economics by thomas a boylan
    4 the secret life of money. . very interesting book by tad crawford
    5. confessions of an economic hitman
    6. money masters (video) available on net to download free of cost

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