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Recommend some books that must be read to understand economics.
Economics recommends reading books.

1, Adam Smith: The Wealth of Nations

2. Arthur Lewis: The evolution of the international economic order

3. Arthur Lewis: Economic Growth Theory

4. albert hirschman: Economic Development Strategy

5. Edward Shaw: "Financial Deepening in Economic Development"

6. Olson: The Logic of Collective Action

7. barzel: Economic analysis of property rights.

8. Becker: Human capital.

9. Chen Yu: Enterprise System and Market Organization-Selected Works of Transaction Cost Economics.

10, Chen Zongsheng: income distribution in economic development.

1 1, David Ricardo: Political Economy and Tax Principles.

12, Teru Shimada Qingxiong: Labor Economics.

13, Douglas north: structure and change in economic history

14, Douglas north Robert Thomas: the rise of the western world

15, Demsetz: Ownership, Control and Enterprise —— On the Organization of Economic Activities (Volume I).

16, deepak Lal: Poverty in Development Economics.

17, di quqi: transaction cost economics-the new economic significance of the company.

Thomas: Theory of Economic Growth

19, Fernand Braudel: the power of capitalism.

20. Analysis of enterprise property rights.

2 1, Jinghan Fei, glanis: the development of surplus economy.

Peru: On the concept of "growth pole"

23.gerhardt Menshi et al.: Changes in capital value and innovation preference.

24. Hollis Chenery et al.: Comparative study of industrialization and economic growth.

25. Keith Griffin: Alternative Economic Development Strategy

26. Gillis et al.: Development Economics.

27. Jatak: Development Economics

28. Economic history of Europe.

29. Arthur Lewis: "Dual Economy"

30. Kang Mangsi: Institutional Economics.

3 1, Coase, Hart, Stiglitz, etc. : contract economics

32. Coase: "Social cost"

33.Ragnar Nurkse: Capital formation in underdeveloped countries.

34. Lester Brown: Building a sustainable society.

35. The law prebisch: foreign capitalism.

36. Lin Yifu et al.: Miracle of China ―― Development Strategy and Economic Reform.

37. Liu Shijin: Introduction to Efficiency Analysis of Economic System.

38. Robert M. Solo and others. : Analysis of economic growth factors.

39. Ronald Bumckennon: Money and capital in economic development.

40. Ronald Ilenberg and Robert Smith: Modern Labor Economics-Theory and Public Policy.

4 1, Rosenstand-Rodin: On "Great Progress"

42. Rostow: the stage of economic growth

43. roy harrod: Dynamic Economics.

44. Malthus: the principle of population.

45. Malthus: Principles of Political Economy.

46. Marshall: Principles of Economics (1)

47. meadows: the limits of growth

48. Morgan Eide. Labor economics.

Kondratiev: "Long-term fluctuations in economic life"

50. Qian Yingyi: Enterprise Theory.

5 1, edited by Aoki Masahiko and Masahiro Okuno: Comparative institutional analysis of economic systems.

52. Jones: Introduction to modern economic growth theory.

53. A Min: Unequal development.

54. Tell you: Introduction to Political Economy

55. Mi Xiongkou: Labor Economics.

56. Todaro: Economic Development in the Third World (Parts I and II).

57.Valentje, editor-in-chief: Marxist-Leninist population theory.

58. Wang Dingding: Economic development and institutional innovation.

59. Sears: a pioneer of development economics.

60. Simon Kuznets: The economic growth of the country.

6 1, Schumpeter: Theory of Economic Development

62. Adam Smith: A study on the nature and causes of national wealth (Volumes I and II).

63. Ilanberg Smith: Modern Labor Economics-Theory and Public Policy.

John Maynard Keynes: General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money.

65. John Hicks: Theory of Economic History.

66. Zhang: New Development Economics.

67. Zhou Tianyong: Labour force and economic growth.

Keynes: General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (retranslated).

69. sismondi: "New Principles of Political Economy"

70. Liszt: the national system of political economy.

7 1, John Mill: Principles of Political Economy.

72. Li: Political economy theory.

73. Meng Le: Principles of National Economics.

74. Walras: Essentials of Pure Political Economy.

75, spoil Bavik: "Empirical Theory of Capital"

76. Clark: Wealth distribution

77. Van Buren: "On the leisure stage"

Pigou: Welfare Economics

79. Muir Dahl: Monetary equilibrium theory.

80. Murdahl: Asian Drama: A Study of Poverty in Some Countries.

8 1, Chamberlain: Monopoly Competition Theory

Hicks: "Value and Capital —— Discussion on Some Basic Principles of Economic Theory"

83. Schumpeter: History of Economic Analysis.

Schumpeter: Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy.

Samuelson: Economics.

86. Samuelson: the basis of economic analysis.

87. Meade: Theory of international economic policy.

88. Producing goods with commodities-An introduction to the criticism of economic theory.

89. Leontief: Input-output economics

90. stigler: Industrial Organization.

9 1, stigler: Citizens and the State.

92. Friedman: Optimal Money Quantity and Other Papers.

93. Friedman: Consumption function theory.

94. Friedman: Capitalism and Freedom.

95. Robinson: The Economics of Incomplete Competition.

96. Galbraith: Economics and public goals.

97. Galbraith: American capitalism: the concept of counterbalance,

98. Galbraith is an affluent society.

99. Morris: Economic growth without inflation >:

100 Douglas: Mathematical Economics

10 1, Chenery: Industrial Correlation Economics

102, Becker: Economics of Discrimination

Blauger: Economic Methodology

104, Buchanan: democracy in deficit: Keynes's political legacy.

105, Buchanan: Freedom, Market and State.

106, Denison: the factors of American economic growth and the choices we face.

107, Lewis: economic development under the condition of unlimited labor supply.

108, north: the rise of the western world: a new economic history

109, North China: Structure and Changes in Economic History

Weber: Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism

1 1 1. Olin: interregional trade and international trade.

1 12, Hayek: The Road to Slavery

1 13, Hayek: Individualism and Economic Order.

Klein: Keynesian Revolution

1 15, Solo: growth theory: an explanation.

1 16, meadow, etc. : the limit of growth.

1 17, Introduction to Modern Economics by Robinson and Itwell.

1 18, Tobin: Asset Accumulation and Economic Activities

1 19, Ghana: Macroeconomic Theory.

120, Simon Clark: keynesianism, monetarism and national crisis.