Hello, landlord, there are many books on this subject. Let me introduce some foreign textbooks to the landlord. Foreign textbooks are easier to understand than domestic ones, and are more suitable for landlords to learn. But the landlord doesn't need to learn too much, because the university will learn ~ Man Kun's Principles of Economics is definitely necessary, and the landlord knows it, and the other is Krugman's International Economics. I suggest that the landlord read the first volume of international economics and the second volume of international finance. There is also the Essentials of Investment by Bodie/Kane/Marcos (co-authored by three people), which can only be understood after reading the first two books, and it is also very suitable for the landlord. These are the winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics, and all the books are well written. I suggest the landlord read it carefully. There are also ordinary textbooks, such as Management of Commercial Banks by Dai Guoqiang and Analysis of Financial Statements by Wang Ping, which are simple subjects to understand. Recommend the landlord to have a look. In addition, the landlord is recommended to read Benjamin's Introduction to Psychology, which is easy to understand and helpful for the analysis of financial, especially economic phenomena.

A friend studying finance, I wonder if the list he gave will help you?

Microeconomics:

Microeconomics-modern viewpoint

Covers most of the primary books on microeconomics.

Microeconomics-Theory and Application

Books linking intermediate microeconomics and advanced microeconomics have no mathematical deduction, but most of the topics are directly related to high and micro content.

Microeconomics-Advanced Course Varian

Those interested in financial economics are mainly recommended to read chapters such as Uncertainty and Capital Market and Time and General Equilibrium.

Macroeconomics:

Macroeconomics-global perspective: saxophone

It is all-encompassing, and it will be interesting for students who have the foundation of macroeconomics to list all the viewpoints of macroeconomics in detail.

Macroeconomics blanchard

This book is the clearest and most detailed book on total supply and total demand that I have ever read.

David Romer, Senior Macroeconomics

Gao Hong's textbook, the part about economic growth is very general, but the part about fluctuation theory and the part about investment and consumption are very brilliant.

Senior macroeconomics blanchard, Stanley Fisher

Ramsey's model is very detailed, and at the same time, it talks about many new ideas different from the mainstream (real economic cycle) in economic fluctuations, such as chaos and sunspots. But this book contains a lot of mathematics and requires a high degree of macroeconomic foundation and intuition. It is recommended to read further after you have achieved something. International macroeconomics

Exchange rate and international finance, Lawrence Copeland

This paper introduces a large number of international macroeconomics and exchange rate determination theories, especially the monetarism theory, Mundell model, Dornbush overshoot model and asset market model, and has a large number of examples.

Krugman, International Economics

Introduction to International Economics is beautifully written, which can arouse readers' thinking when explaining phenomena in easy-to-understand language.

Gandalf, International Economics

Connecting intermediate textbooks and advanced textbooks, mathematics is used more, and it is explained in detail. Writing is different from that of American economists, who have narrow knowledge, learn from others and respect economic traditions.

Fundamentals of international economics, Opstad law, Rogoff

The Bible of international economics, its preface declares that a unified international macroeconomic system will be established. It is convincing to take the micro-foundation as the derivation basis. There are a lot of mathematical derivations, which are suitable for advanced learning.

Optimization theory:

Jiang Zhongyi, the basic method of mathematical economics

This book gives a comprehensive explanation of calculus, linear algebra and other knowledge applied to economics, and takes the application in economics as an example, which is very suitable for liberal arts students to supplement economic mathematics. In my opinion, if you really understand this book, you can meet the needs of most courses.

Jiang Zhongyi, the foundation of dynamic optimization.

Gao Hong's first semester course must be written into a book, and the variational method and dynamic optimization are described in detail.

Econometrics:

Econometrics Damodar N.Gujarati

Undergraduate level textbooks, through which you can enter advanced econometrics.

Econometrics-Modern Viewpoint woodridge

This paper discusses in detail the problems existing in many advanced textbooks with a large number of examples, combining intermediate textbooks with advanced textbooks. Recommended reading.

Theory and method of econometrics

Financial time series:

Financial time series analysis

The teaching material of Master of Finance in the University of Chicago focuses on the application of financial measurement in time series, but only gives a brief introduction to the high-level content without deduction. It's hard to understand when jumping.

Time series analysis of applied econometrics

The textbook of Intermediate Econometrics has a detailed description of stationary time series, non-stationary time series and volatility modeling, which is easy to understand and does not involve detailed proof and derivation.

John Hall, Risk Management and Financial Institutions

VaR is discussed in detail.

Econometric model of financial time series

Introduction to financial fundamentals

Boddy Merton, Finance

It was after reading this book that I became interested in finance. This is an interesting introductory book.

Investment principle

Boddy, investment science

The intermediate course has a preliminary but by no means superficial explanation of cash flow pricing, equilibrium pricing (CAPM), arbitrage pricing (APT) and derivative pricing, which is very suitable for close reading.

Principles of corporate finance

Beautiful and fluent writing, everyone's work. Reading this book is a pleasure.

Derivative pricing theory

Option futures and other derivatives John Hall

Known as the Bible of Wall Street, it comprehensively introduces all kinds of derivatives and their pricing. However, there are some shortcomings in this book, such as martingale pricing method and GARCH process, which are not explained in depth. However, I think this book is the best if we regard it as the threshold to enter financial derivatives.

A Preliminary Introduction to Mathematical Financial Options and Other Topics

It further supplements the knowledge of mathematics, and it is said that the exercises after class are extremely challenging.

Stochastic calculus of finance

Carnegie Mellon's master of financial engineering textbook. The perfect combination of stochastic calculus and financial mathematics, from shallow to deep, has a little meaning, and is recommended to students interested in financial mathematics.

Stochastic Calculus and Financial Applications Steele

This book is concerned with Brownian motion, martingale measure,

Reading at ordinary times

Memoirs of the stock market

Liar's poker

Financial alchemy

Hedge fund record

The real rules of the stock market

Economic Overheating, Panic and Collapse —— A History of Financial Crisis

1929 crash

Twelve contemporary economists