Entrepreneurial economy is a unique field that is a prerequisite for all entrepreneurs to keep up to date on. New research and concepts are always emerging, and with them, new reading lists. That means you’re never stopping learning as an entrepreneur.
The books we’ve chosen are new arrivals recommended by industry experts. We’ve focused on the read to be enjoyable, informative, and unique. Examples from true situations are valuable, and are bound to complement your own experiences well. There’s really nothing to wait for if you want your next venture to rely on the more effective strategies of today.
Poor Charlie’s Almanack by Peter D. Kaufman
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This book dives deep into Charlie Munger’s philosophies on everything from the macro economy to marriage. Munger is a deep thinker with mental models that any entrepreneur can learn from like his theory of inversion where leaders can learn a lot about the outcome of any decision by thinking through what would happen if the exact opposite decision was made.
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
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It’s an easy-to-read book that introduces you with financial markets. It offers great insight on what to search for and what to expect when you invest in the market. The guidelines will help you to make more and lose less in the stock market. The book also lays down the fundamental principles of investing and these principles will be valid for all time, regardless of the environment or conditions.
The Essays of Warren Buffett by Lawrence A. Cunningham
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The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America by Lawrence A. Cunningham is a top economics book that is a must-read for anyone who starts, manages or invests in businesses. The author has organized excerpts from Buffet’s annual letters into chapters covering topics such as: corporate governance, investing & valuation, executive compensation, mergers & acquisitions, and taxes. This educational guide distills Buffet’s philosophies on complex business topics into valuable gems of wisdom that will change the way readers think about business, economics and investing.
Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt
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Most entrepreneurs aren’t looking for degrees in economics. However, there are some great books for brushing up. One of my favorites is Freakonomics. It’s an excellent read that explores economics and flips the way you think about the things you see every day. It’s an excellent read for any entrepreneur interested in an engaging lesson in economics.
The Road to Serfdom by F. A. Hayek
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This book teaches us how the economy works globally it is not easy to read but it worth it.
Entrepreneurial Economics by Alexander Tabarrok
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This book is best for all entrepreneurial to invest and allocate and plan their resource according to economics.
The Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen
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The Innovator’s Dilemma explains how excellent companies with excellent managers with excellent teams and excellent strategies can do everything right and still fail.
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt
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Any entrepreneur must understand the economic structure and policies prevailing in the state to plan his business effectively. Accordingly, writer Hazlitt has given great insights into the topics that help the readers to perceive the real picture of the economy in today’s competitive world.
Rethinking Europe’s Future by Richard Thaler
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This book is an intellectual autobiography written by Nobel laureate Richard Thaler. The book provides a glimpse at one of the most interesting intellectual battles within the field of economics: a battle between the reductionist and rationalist camp.
The one minute manager by Kenneth H Blanchard
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The one minute manager by Kenneth H Blanchard provides practical advice on improving efficiency,organisational approach and what it really means to be a manager. The tips in this relatively short publication can also be applied to other aspects of your life, increasing your personal prosperity.
The Economics Book by Niall Kishtainy
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This masterpiece addresses almost all the potential questions about the production and distribution of wealth. The author has explained all economic issues and illustrated them with a unique graphic approach. Whether it is taxation, recession, the housing market, inflation, the stock market, or the savings rates, insights are present related to all areas. The author has described the evolution of economics from the history of economics – the ancient Greeks to the current era. Moreover, 100 critical ideas from the world’s greatest economic thinkers are presented, and Niall has described how one theory affected the next. After reading it, entrepreneurs would be completely aware of how the world works.
