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  1. Wang Er's Economics Story Guo Kaicompleted Who is Wang Er? It's you, it's me, it's him Wang Er's economics story is the story of each of us Wang Er is a fictional character. In the book, he is sometimes a tenant farmer, sometimes a migrant worker in the city, sometimes a small business owner or a white-collar worker in an office building. He is a member of the general public in China. Wang Er buys train tickets, sells grain, builds a house, decorates, keeps accounts, works part-time, opens a company, takes out three insurances and one ho —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  2. Research on Financial Support for Coastal Economic Development Compiled by Ji Jian and Cai Boliangcompleted The monograph covers four aspects: financial ecological environment, financial support, financial innovation and risk control. The financial ecological environment construction part mainly discusses the integration of the financial industry and local industries, problems in the development of the financial ecological environment, market competition and the sound development of financial institutions. The financial support part carefully discusses personal financial business supporting the develo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Shorting China - Is It a Conspiracy or a Market? Yan Xingfangcompleted "Short-Selling China: Is It a Conspiracy or the Market?" Takes a clear look at various short-selling mysteries and provides an in-depth analysis of the internal causes and essence of comprehensive short-selling in China. Although short-selling reflects the will of certain countries, it is essentially market behavior. How institutions such as "Muddy Waters Research" and "Citron Research", as well as global hedge funds and public funds formed a food chain to encircle and suppress China. Faced with —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Obsession: the Journey of Creating New Cutting-Edge Brands (US) Written by Emily Hayward, Translated by Chen Feilong and Xie Pingcompleted 1. This book is the professional memoir of Emily Hayward, a pioneer in American venture capital and brand marketing, founder of the famous Red Antler, and a successful brand manager in the world. This book is a rare first-hand material for DTC cutting-edge brand operations. With its large number of detailed case reviews and comments, it has attracted widespread attention in the industry and is the eagerly awaited bible for brand operation practitioners around the world. 2. New brands are emergin —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  5. History of China's Grain Policy Written by Wen Yibocompleted "The History of China's Food Policy" uses a vertical and profound historical perspective to carefully sort out the evolution of China's food policy over thousands of years. Like a mirror that reflects social changes, it deeply analyzes the core and details of agricultural policies of past dynasties, the ups and downs of the grain taxation system, and various food initiatives related to people's livelihood and well-being. It also reflects the ups and downs of economy, culture, and politics in the —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  6. A Brief History of Economic Thought (Germany) Heinz D. Kurtzcompleted This book completely depicts the entire development of economic thought, covering the essence and academic figures of all major economic schools of thought, and the language is easy to understand. "A Brief History of Economic Thought" is a good desk reading for scholars engaged in economics research, students studying the history of economic thought, or ordinary people who want to understand the subject field of economics. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  7. Structure and Performance of Bilateral Goods Trade Between China and Central and Eastern European Countries Zhang Lin Et Al.completed It has been ten years since the establishment of the cooperation mechanism between China and Central and Eastern European countries. Under the promotion of the cooperation mechanism, bilateral economic and trade relations between China and Central and Eastern European countries have developed rapidly, and the growth rate of bilateral trade in goods has far exceeded their respective global average levels. On the occasion of this 10th anniversary, a summary and analysis of the achievements and exi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Big Changes: Economic Crisis and New Technological Revolution Zhao Gang; Tang Shiguo; Cheng Jianruncompleted Economics master Joseph Schumpeter once said: "If a person does not master historical facts and does not have a proper sense of history or so-called historical experience, he cannot hope to understand the economic phenomena of any era." He also pointed out that "most of the fundamental mistakes made in current economic analysis are lack of historical experience, while economists' deficiencies in other aspects are secondary." This book attempts to sort out the existing research results on economi —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Read Common Sense About Economics in Three Minutes Luo Xuancompleted This book tells about everything from inflation to the subprime mortgage crisis, from bundled sales to real estate investment, from the carrot and stick management method to the well-known eyeball economy. Can you really understand the meaning of these familiar terms? This book takes the well-known economic concepts as the starting point, and uses short stories around them as a way to transform abstract and obscure economic principles into easy-to-understand life principles, guiding readers to e —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  10. Rural Finance Theory and Practice Exploration Huang Huo Huang Hui Deng Fuxiaocompleted The book contains a total of academic papers, work summaries, experience introductions, investigation reports and other theoretical exploration articles and practical experience summaries written by Comrade Huang Huo during his 40 years of work until his retirement. The book is divided into two parts. The first part contains 68 theoretical research manuscripts, and the second part contains 19 appendix manuscripts, including some of their memories and experience summary introductions. The book ha —Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. Research on Women's Microcredit and Rural Financial Issues Written by Li Shujiecompleted The main contents covered in this book include: several issues that need to be considered in China's microfinance work; how small businesses in the United States obtain ordinary guaranteed loans and special loans; using small guaranteed loans to solve women's entrepreneurship and employment; economic analysis of standard microcredit to prevent financial risks; analysis of problems in the implementation of the policy of fiscal discounted small guaranteed loans for women; implementation of the pol —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  12. The Wealth of Nations Adam Smithcompleted "The Wealth of Nations", formerly known as "A Study into the Nature and Causes of National Wealth", is an economics monograph and an influential work in the academic field. This book is divided into five parts. It summarizes the experience of capitalist development in various countries in the early modern period, critically absorbs the important economic theories of the time, and systematically describes the movement process of the entire national economy. It determines a complete framework for —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Capital Trap Wang Hongbocompleted The first part of the book explains the basic viewpoints: capital defects and defective capital carriers, incomplete or asymmetric markets, distortion of capital functions, financing in non-equilibrium markets, rent-seeking is also in the capitalization process, the market promotes the growth of speculative groups, market profit-seeking in prisoner's dilemma, and capital traps have been systematized. Parts 2 to 7 systematically analyze actual cases of 18 different types of traps. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  14. Equity Restructuring: Nirvana and Rebirth Amid Changes Guo Qingui, Zhao Wanbaocompleted In the company's operation and development process, whether proactively or passively, the company's equity may undergo changes and reorganizations. In practice, companies not only carry out equity reorganization during their own growth and development processes such as equity financing and listing, but also should actively seek opportunities for equity reorganization when facing huge difficulties and life-or-death situations. This book is divided into four parts: "Overview of Equity Reorganizati —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  15. Interest Rate Liberalization Even Equalcompleted The goal of interest rate marketization reform is to give full play to the market's decisive role in interest rates, thereby achieving continuous optimization of capital flows and resource allocation. Therefore, it is the focus of my country's new round of financial reform. Interest rate liberalization will have a broad and far-reaching impact on financial institutions and the real economy. "New Finance Book Series·Interest Rate Marketization" "Who's in Charge" comprehensively and systematically —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  16. U. S. Stock Market Tricks Li Huixiangcompleted Wall Street has been doing one thing for three hundred years: making simple things complicated and turning your money into its money! This book strips away all the bluffing terminology and tells you in plain language how the U. S. Stock market has such "deep routines"! You won't get rich after reading this, but you can understand one thing: on this card table, you are not the player, you are the dish! —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  17. Peking University Finance Class Zhang Huiyancompleted "Peking University Finance Course" systematically explains the basic theoretical knowledge of finance and its application in real social life from various aspects such as financial currency, market credit, bank interest rates, investment and financial management. From a practical perspective, this book briefly introduces the basic knowledge of finance. I hope it can serve as a starting point and allow readers to understand and enter the powerful world of finance more quickly and easily. Of cours —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. Gains and Losses of Economic Changes in Past Dynasties Wu Xiaobocompleted Two thousand seven hundred years ago, Guan Zhong's reforms during the Spring and Autumn Period made Qi become the hegemon and stand out among the others; in 1069 AD, Wang Anshi implemented the new law with the support of Song Shenzong, which enriched the national treasury and alleviated the situation of poverty and weakness in the Northern Song Dynasty; in 1978 AD, Deng Xiaoping began to implement the reform and opening up policy, and the Chinese economy, which had been weak for a century, rose —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  19. Ten Years of Turmoil, Big Water and Big Fish Wu Xiaobocompleted Editor's recommendation The work of financial writer Wu Xiaobo, forty years of reform and opening up, is a must-see contemporary history of China. As a recorder of the times, Wu Xiaobo consciously selected the characters and events that have profoundly changed China over the past forty years and have had a profound impact on us since the beginning of China's reform and opening up in 1978, and strung them together into a history of Chinese enterprises spanning forty years, a history of the turmoi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. The First Book to Supplement Finance (Second Edition) Written by Wang Jihongcompleted Starting from the basic principles of finance, this book comprehensively and systematically describes the basic theoretical framework of finance and its application in real social life. In this book, you will not be confused by various terms, nor do you have to understand those difficult and obscure financial formulas and charts. This book uses life examples as a skeleton to explain the profound principles of finance, allowing readers to quickly understand the whole picture of finance while enjo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. The Logic of Wealth in the Information Age Xie Zuoshicompleted In real life, have you noticed many of the following phenomena: Why are railway stations, airports and other places mostly filled with brand chain stores such as McDonald's and KFC? Why can a labeled bottle of Moutai cost several thousand yuan, while bulk Moutai only sells for three hundred yuan? Why does Tesla dare to disclose its patents without fearing that competitors will learn from it? Why is it said that Gome and Suning are destined to have difficulty in successful transformation? Why can —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  22. Classic Series of Economic Classics (Das Kapital + the Wealth of Nations + Principles of Economics + General Theory of Employment, Information and Money) (Set of Four Volumes in Total) [Germany] Karl Marx; [English] Marshall; [English] Adam Smith; [English] Keynes; Translated by Li Xinquancompleted This volume includes Capital, The Wealth of Nations, Principles of Economics, and The General Theory of Employment, Information and Money. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Das Kapital (Two Volumes) (Germany) Karl Marxcompleted As one of the 13th series of our company's "Most Classic English Library", this book selects Marx's classic work "Das Kapital". The book consists of three volumes, focusing on surplus value, and thoroughly criticizes capitalism. The first volume studies the production process of capital and analyzes the production of surplus value. The second volume studies the circulation process of capital on the basis of the capital production process and analyzes the realization of surplus value. The third v —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  24. The Underlying Logic of Wealth Written by Zhou Lupingcompleted This is an introductory book that breaks through the wealth myth and reveals the answer to the mystery of wealth. Written for people who are not satisfied with the current wealth status and want to break through the bottleneck of wealth and achieve wealth freedom. In the book, the author leads readers to open up a multi-dimensional space for thinking and explores the underlying logic that is not well known about the nature, laws, cognition, and thinking patterns of wealth. "Rich people's thinkin —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Financial Knowledge from Beginner to Proficient Zhang Huiyancompleted This book systematically describes the basic theoretical knowledge of finance and its application in real social life, popularizes common sense of finance in simple language, and answers financial questions in easy words. The book does not contain difficult and obscure professional terms, but uses the basic structure of finance as the skeleton and vivid examples in life to explain the profound principles and mysteries of finance. It allows readers to quickly understand the whole picture of finan —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. Keynes, Lasky, Hayek: How Economic Thoughts Impact the World [US] Written by Kenneth R. Hoover; Translated by Qin Chuanancompleted Keynes, Lasky, and Hayek were three famous scholars in the same historical period. They not only stirred up the storm in the era in which they lived in the first half of the 20th century, but also had a huge impact on later generations. This book takes the three of them as protagonists and uses the formation of their identities as a clue to explore how their economic thoughts were formed, what kind of prescriptions they gave for wars, economic crises and social changes, and how their economic th —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  27. Measures for the Capital Management of Commercial Banks Editor, Regulations Department, State Financial Supervision and Administration Bureaucompleted In order to implement the spirit of the Central Financial Work Conference and comprehensively strengthen financial supervision, the State Council of Financial Supervision and Administration formulated the "Commercial Bank Capital Management Measures" to further improve the capital supervision rules of commercial banks, promote banks to strengthen risk management levels, and improve the quality and efficiency of serving the real economy. The "Capital Management Measures for Commercial Banks" was —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  28. Research on High-Quality Development of the Banking Industry—thoughts from the Front Lines of Shanghai International Financial Center Zheng Yang Editor-In-Chiefcompleted "Research on High-Quality Development of the Banking Industry" is divided into international financial center chapters, real economy chapters, and ESG and green development chapters. The international finance chapter focuses on the new challenges and opportunities that Shanghai will face in building an international financial center in the post-epidemic era, analyzes the impact of the current COVID-19 epidemic on Shanghai's economy and finance, and gives relevant suggestions; the real economy ch —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  29. High-Quality Development of the Banking Industry--Research on the Relationship Between Bank Competition and the Real Economy Written by Lu Lipingcompleted This book is one of the "Financial Support for High-Quality Economic Development Book Series". The book mainly studies the impact of intensified competition among banks on macroeconomic and micro-industry development. The book consists of 6 chapters in total. Chapter 1 is about the evolution of the competitive landscape of China's banking industry. It mainly introduces the evolution of the competitive landscape of my country's banking industry since the reform and opening up, especially since Ch —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  30. Capital Allows You to Understand the World Structure Watermelon Seedscompleted The real world of capital is more thrilling than Hollywood blockbusters, with page after page explaining the deceit, secrets, and strategies of great powers fighting. You don't understand economics or international politics, but you still want to bet on trends and maintain and increase the value of your wealth? This book uses Jin Yong's layout and Stephen Chow style to help you understand the general trend of the world with a smile and easily grasp the key to wealth. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  31. Fed William Gradecompleted Is the Fed private? Is the Federal Reserve owned by the government? The Fed is an anomaly, part of the national government yet carefully kept outside the electoral process, a revolving door between Washington and Wall Street. As the political voice and regulator of capital, the Fed determines who will be poor and who will be rich. This is a groundbreaking best-seller that records the eight years Paul Volcker served as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, reversing the fate of the United States swall —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  32. Economic Tricks: Completely Reveal the Truth About the Operation of Social Economy Jin Huiyongcompleted "Economics Trickery: Completely Revealing the Truth about Social and Economic Operations" uses various philosophical, vivid and interesting stories to lead readers into the world of economics in easy-to-understand language. Economics is closely related to our daily lives. It exists in our daily work, study and life. As a member of this society, in order to understand various economic phenomena in work and life and the economic implications behind them, you should spend some time studying economi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Understand Finance from Scratch Skane, Ed.completed "Understanding Finance from Scratch" is a popular financial reading. It systematically describes the basic theoretical knowledge of finance and its application in real social life from the aspects of financial terms, principles, currency and credit, bank interest rates, capital operations, financial institutions, financial hot spots, etc. The book popularizes common sense about economics in plain language and answers economic questions in easy-to-understand terms. There are no puzzling charts an —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  34. The Morgan Syndicate: the American Banking Dynasty and the Rise of the Modern Financial Industry (U. S.) Ron Chernow; Jin Liquncompleted Regarding Wall Street, this is enough to read! Jin Liqun, the first president of the AIIB, spent "two years and three revisions" painstakingly editing the translation. This book is by far the most comprehensive work on the American financial dynasty. It is a panoramic view of financial history full of insights: looking at the rise and fall of the entire Wall Street and modern financial industry from the perspective of the Morgan consortium. "Forbes" magazine recommended one of the "20 Influentia —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Humorous and Fun Comic Economics Guan Pengcompleted This book uses vivid stories and metaphors, coupled with humorous cartoons, to analyze the ten major principles of economics from the five aspects of cost, transaction, market, country and decision-making, and uses the principles of behavioral economics and eccentric behavior to explain irrational behaviors such as price bait, over-consumption, difficult choices, and expected effects in life. This book also explains common terms in economics in an easy-to-understand and alternative way, giving —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  36. Milk Coke Economics [US] Written by Robert H. Frank; Translated by Lu Jiacompleted "Milk and Coke Economics" uses economic principles and methods to explain phenomena that we are familiar with in reality but have not noticed, and deepens people's understanding of economics through these examples and explanations. For example, why milk comes in square boxes but Coke comes in round bottles; why many restaurants provide free refills for drinks; why female models earn more than male models; why brand-new used cars are much cheaper than new ones, etc. Although many people think eco —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Learn Finance from Scratch Written by Liu Yiwencompleted Finance exists in everyone's daily behavior. Everyone uses the laws of finance to make choices and trade-offs in life, consciously or unconsciously. Consumption, investment, financial management, financing, and lending are all financial activities. This book systematically describes the basic theoretical knowledge of finance and its application in real social life from the financial terms currency and credit, bank interest rates, capital operations, financial institutions, financial hot spots, e —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  38. Dollar Trap Yan Xingfangcompleted There is a story about a customer who asked a tailor to make clothes. He did not pay the wages after the clothes were made, but used the wages to buy fabrics from the tailor and continued to make clothes here. In this cycle, customers wear new ones every day without having to pay wages at all! The United States is such a customer, and China is such a tailor. To put it bluntly, we use our own money to buy goods and give them to the United States for consumption. This is the dollar trap that can't —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. Wharton Business School Finance and Business Class Liu Linacompleted The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania is the world's leading business school. It is known as the "cradle of Wall Street elites" and has cultivated one business legend after another. The reason why it can cultivate so many outstanding business people is due to the methods of financial and business training and improvement that it has accumulated since its establishment in 1881. In order to make these outstanding methods of cultivating and improving financial intelligenc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  40. Chaos, Changes and Patterns Joydecompleted The world is currently undergoing major changes unseen in a century, and the domestic economic and financial situation is also facing new opportunities and challenges. This book brings together the professional insights of many well-known experts and scholars in the field of finance and economics at home and abroad, covering six aspects: "Chinese Economy Breaking the Ice First", "Currency and Monetary Policy", "Deficit Monetization and Modern Monetary Theory", "International Changes", "Global Fi —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  41. Economic Logic Huang Weicompleted Economics is a rigorous science. As you learn more and more deeply, you will suddenly realize that you are already switching careers to study mathematics. Indeed, today's economic research is increasingly relying on mathematics as a tool. Some people even inexplicably believe that if your research does not include some complex mathematical formulas, it is definitely not sophisticated, cutting-edge, and cannot be called an "expert." You will be embarrassed to say hello to others with such "resear —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  42. Use Economic Thinking to Understand the World Pattern Watermelon Seedscompleted From the United States' "Greater Middle East Plan" to the European Union's "Mediterranean Alliance" to China's "One Belt, One Road" initiative, the evolution of the world structure actually follows a set of economic logic. It is praised by readers as "a truly down-to-earth financial book". A must-read to understand the game between great powers and world politics and economy. Why did China propose the "One Belt, One Road" initiative after the 18th National Congress? What are the characteristics —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  43. Principles of Economics (Condensed Edition) (UK) Written by Alfred Marshall; Compiled by Manorcompleted This book is a condensed version of Marshall's "Principles of Economics". The editor extracts the essence of the original work from a macro perspective, hoping to dispel the intimidation of ordinary readers from some large classic works. It uses simple and vivid words to allow readers to quickly understand and understand the core content of the work, and achieve easy and quick reading of academic classics. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  44. Kahneman: Behavioral Economics [Korean] Written by Oh Hyung-Kyu, [Korean] Illustrated by Yin Byung-Cheol, Translated by Liu Lucompleted Relying on his insights in psychology, Kahneman combines human behavior and economics and is committed to using his own observations to overturn the theoretical premise in mainstream economics that humans are creatures that make "reasonable choices." In this book, we get a quick and easy look at Kahneman's claim in his legendary book Thinking, Fast and Slow, that intuitive thinking often distorts our choices. Although human beings are generally rational, this rationality is somewhat flawed. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. Das Kapital (Guomai Classics) [Germany] Written by Karl Marx; Translated by Guo Dali; Wang Yanancompleted Since the advent of capitalists and workers in the world, no other book has been more important to workers than our present book. Our entire social system today is built on the axis of the relationship between capital and labor. This is the first scientific explanation of this relationship. The fundamentality and thoroughness of this explanation can only be achieved by a German. The writings of Owen, Saint-Simon, Fourier, etc. Are valuable, but the whole range of modern social relations has only —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Understanding China's Economy: Pattern, Cycles and Trends Zhao Shuogangcompleted In recent years, China's economy is undergoing significant and profound changes, and China's economic development has stood at a new historical position. A systematic and comprehensive interpretation of China's economy will help us better understand, understand and look forward to the "past", "present" and "future" of China's economy. This book is divided into three parts: From the perspective of the economic pattern, the first article systematically understands the fundamentals of China's econo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. The Economics of Understanding the World Zhen Dahucompleted We live in an economic world, and there are a lot of economic laws in what we see and hear every day. These laws play an important role in everyone's work, entrepreneurship, business, consumption, competition and other processes. "Economics of Understanding the World" aims to help you establish your own economic knowledge framework and discover and understand the core laws of the operation of the economic world. The book covers the core concepts of economics, such as cost, demand, supply, utilit —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Understand Economics from Scratch Skanecompleted Economics can be said to be a "study of managing the world and benefiting the people" in a broad sense, and "a study of economic benefits" in a minor sense. Everyone can find the treasures they need from economics. For individuals, economics is a brilliant science of success and happiness. Economics can solve doubts in life. It can not only tell people "what", but also "why" and "how". This book is the first choice for economics enthusiasts! —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. 1000 Questions on Common Sense in Economics Sun Doudoucompleted The famous economist Mr. Mao Yushi said: "Economics knowledge is a subject that everyone who does big or small things needs to know a little bit. Only those who are prepared to go to desert islands to open up wasteland and have no contact with the outside world can learn economics." "Looking at the current situation, many people may know a little bit about economics, but not much about it; or they may only know it but don't know why; or they may want to read a book in their spare time, but are d —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  50. The Wealth of Nations: Volumes I-V (Full Translation) Ukadam Smith, Translated by Xie Zonglin and Li Huaxiacompleted "The Wealth of Nations: Volumes I-V (Full Translation)", whose full name is "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations", is a masterpiece that changed human history and was published in 1776 by Adam Smith, the father of economics, after he personally visited various places in Europe for inspections. This is the first time that mankind has conducted a logically rigorous scientific demonstration on political and economic principles. Adam Smith summarized the development experi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves