- Title: CAPITAL in the Twenty-First Century
- Author: Thomas Piketty
- Published: 2013
- Publisher: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Translated: Arthur Goldhammer (2014)
- ISDN-13: 978-0-674-43000-6
Category Archives: Economics
[Robert L. Heilbroner] The Worldly Philosophers
- Title: The Worldly Philosophers
- Author: Robert L. Heilbroner
- Published: 1953
- Publisher: Touchstone; New York
- ISBN-13: 978-0-684-86214-9
Anarchism
Anarchism has a bad connotation – no authority, chaos, an animal kingdom, survival of the strongest, etc. However, anarchists do not think we can live alone like orangutans. So, what does it mean when there is no central government, and how do human beings actually live together?
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- Title: The Enigma of Capital And the crises of Capitalism
- Author: David Harvey
- Published: 2010
- Publisher: Oxford University Press; New York
- ISBN-13: 978-0-19-983684-0
[Macroeconomics] Fiscal & Monetary Policies
The economy is controlled by two types of policy:
- Fiscal (by Government): Taxes and Expenditures
- Monetary (by Central Bank): Money supply and Interest rate
[Macroeconomics] Unemployment
Unemployment is one of the most widely used barometers to check a current economic status. Therefore, it is natural that unemployment is the main topic of macroeconomics.
Continue reading “[Macroeconomics] Unemployment”[Microeconomics] Market Structures
The types of Markets.
Continue reading “[Microeconomics] Market Structures”[Microeconomics] Costs
The basic concept of Costs, Revenues, and Profits.
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