More than a year ago, I read Michael Goodwin's book Economics, with illustrations by Dan Burr. I highly recommend this book because

More than a year ago, I read Michael Goodwin's book Economics, with illustrations by Dan Burr. I highly recommend this book, because it is very simple, literally on your fingers, talk about the structure of the economy. The book discusses the period from ancient times to the present, namely 2012 The year the first edition of this book was published. I'll give you the name of everyone. 8 The chapters of the book - I think they motivate me to read:

1. The invisible hand of the market (distant 1820 year)
2. Full ahead! (1820-1865)
3. The power of money (1865-1914)
4. The world is falling apart (1914-1945)
5. Guns and oil (1945-1966)
6. The age of constraints (1966-1980)
7. The Rise of the Rich (1980-2001)
8. The modern world (2001 - 2012) I really liked the book despite the fact that it is quite simple, and perhaps because of this:) And this is taking into account the fact that I had been working on university textbooks on economics since school, and after MIPT I also studied in graduate school in economics. (rather). By the way, if you want to immerse yourself in economics with mathematics, I recommend a course with edx from Caltech.> https://www.edx.org/course/principles-of-economics-with-calculus

I took this course with great pleasure. 8 years ago:)

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