I have to say this, two years ago if I was told I would be interested in economics or even knowledgeable about it to hold conversations, I would not have believed that.
If I eventually develop an interest in economics, as this is a persuasive invitation, "The Rise and Fall of Nations" and "Basic Economics" should be among the firsts I get to read. The former, because of this review and the statement about how the commoner is the most reliable source in determining the effectiveness of an economy. I need to understand this point. And the latter, because of the title and that it is an entire economic course in a single text.
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If I eventually develop an interest in economics, as this is a persuasive invitation, "The Rise and Fall of Nations" and "Basic Economics" should be among the firsts I get to read. The former, because of this review and the statement about how the commoner is the most reliable source in determining the effectiveness of an economy. I need to understand this point. And the latter, because of the title and that it is an entire economic course in a single text.
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