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  1. Japan's Great Recession: After the Collapse of Housing Prices, Why Did It Take Seven Years for Ordinary People's Fate to Begin to Be Rewritten? Cycle25k Wordscompleted After Japan entered the Great Recession, why did it take seven years for ordinary people to really feel it? This book will follow the timeline and unravel how the crisis started from the stock market, housing prices and bank accounts, and slowly penetrated into corporate recruitment, the future of young people, the mortgage pressure of middle-aged people, and the collapse of confidence in the entire society. The book not only writes about Japan's "rich enough to buy the United States" craze in t 26.7kReads9.5Score7kShelves
  2. From 0 to 1: Unlock the Secrets of Business and the Future Peter Thiel85k Wordscompleted The work of the godfather of Silicon Valley venture capital and the founder of PayPal, a lesson from Stanford University that changes the future, and a business philosophy that creates value for the world. Today, when technology is drastically changing the world, if you want to succeed, you must study the outcome before everything happens. You have to find innovative and unique ways to make the future not just different, but better. From 0 to 1, create unlimited opportunities and value for yours 905Reads9.5Score491Shelves
  3. Microeconomics Li Jian360k Wordscompleted This book has 12 chapters in total, including introduction to economics, demand and supply, elasticity theory, utility theory, production theory, cost theory, perfectly competitive market, imperfect competitive market, game theory, demand theory of production factor market, supply theory of production factor market, market failure and microeconomic policy. The book is rich in case content and provides thinking exercises. 590Reads9.2Score245Shelves
  4. Economics Turns Out to Be Interesting: Highlights from 16 Masters Wang Wenjun135k Wordscompleted "Economics Turns Out to Be Interesting" is a book that expounds the essence of economic thought through the mouths of economic masters from ancient and modern times at home and abroad. This book contains 16 virtual lessons taught by economics masters, analyzing economics-related theories from 16 aspects. During the teaching process, the author arranges interactive exchanges between readers and economics masters to better help readers understand the content of economics. This book allows readers 238Reads9.4Score160Shelves
  5. Shi Hanbing's Interest Analysis Method Ding Xusheng101k Wordscompleted The interest analysis method proposed by Shi Hanbing is a set of analysis methods that breaks away from emotions, slogans and superficial narratives and analyzes events based on the true demands of interest subjects. Different from traditional analysis, which focuses on stances and slogans, the core logic of this method is that every subject involved in public affairs will make choices based on their own core interests. All public statements and actions essentially revolve around the underlying 118Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  6. Globalization of Capital: a History of the International Monetary System (Original 3Rd Edition) Barry Eisengreen198k Wordscompleted The evolution of the international monetary system is not isolated. It is deeply affected by the changes in international politics and economics. If you want to deeply understand the causes of the evolution of the international monetary system, you must be based on the specific situation at that time, and this is the feature of this book. This book concisely yet vividly combs through the remarkable and important events in international monetary and financial history over the past 150 years, from 76Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Four Hundred Years of Japanese Business 2 Chen Wei152k Wordscompleted After the Meiji Restoration, Japan's economy was booming. However, militarism was rampant, the darkest imperial era came, and the gray curtain of the 20th century began to envelope the world. Japanese business has also entered the most tangled era. The growth paths of the well-known management gods are colorful. There are "rich second generation" people like Kiichiro Toyoda, and there are ordinary people like Konosuke Matsushita, but they all eventually made their own world. In the most tortuous 42Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  8. Full Biography of the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Skane254k Wordscompleted Why does the RMB in your hands shrink when the U. S. Dollar raises interest rates? Why are U. S. Treasury bonds and MBS (Mortgage Loan Securitizations) "white slips" to the Chinese people? Why does the President of the United States stamp his feet and only the White House trembles; but when the Chairman of the Federal Reserve sneezes, it rains all over the world? Why will the United States' exit from quantitative easing (QE) have a profound impact on China? … We don't have to know what the Presi 34Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Shenzhen Special Economic Zone 40 Years Yuan Xiaojiang243k Wordscompleted This book adopts a "criss-cross" and "point-to-face combination" writing method to study the 40-year development process, major events, successful experiences, etc. Of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, giving a panoramic view of the 40 years of reform, opening-up, and innovative development of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. As an academic work, this book not only examines historical data, but also summarizes experience, draws lessons, and looks to the future. 2020 Is the 40th anniversary 9Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  10. Chongqing Economic Outlook in 2025 Compiled by Chongqing Comprehensive Economic Research Institute, Chongqing Economic Information Center, Chongqing Urban and Rural Development Research Center, Chongqing Research Center for Promoting the Construction of Chengdu-Chongqing Dual-City Economic Circlecompleted The overall structure includes: comprehensive volume (macroscopic chapter; comparative chapter; special topic chapter), industrial volume (primary industry chapter; secondary industry chapter; tertiary industry chapter), and regional volume. This book is a systematic study of Chongqing's economic operations in 2022 by the Chongqing Comprehensive Economic Research Institute, which integrated the resources and strengths of all parties and conducted in-depth and careful research and analysis. Throu —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  11. Regional Development Industry Planning Wu Dianting, Wu Hao Are Waitingcompleted The core of regional development is economic development, and the key to economic development is industrial support. It discusses the basic laws of industrial development and the theoretical basis of industrial planning, analyzes the industrial development strategy and key points of industrial development in different regions, analyzes the problems existing in the selection of strategic emerging industries in various regions of my country, studies the strategies for the transformation and develo —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  12. Fuling Economic Geography He Shichang Et Al.completed "Economic Geography of Fuling" consists of ten chapters. The first chapter is an introduction, clarifying the research object, significance, main content and methods. The second chapter is the historical evolution and economic division of Fuling, clarifying the historical evolution of Fuling's administrative division, economic geography, and strategic position. The third chapter is about natural geographical resources, analyzing the status, characteristics and economic value of Fuling's natural —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. World Financial History - from Origins to the Formation of the Modern System Written by He Lipingcompleted This book is a "World Financial History" that spans ancient and modern times and covers the whole world. It takes financial development as the main line and highlights the major achievements and ins and outs of the world's representative countries and regions in financial systems, financial institutions and financial market innovations. The book is divided into three parts. The first part, "Origins of Finance and Ancient Finance," focuses on the development of finance in Sumerian society and anc —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  14. Economics in Daily Necessities Dong Dianbo; Dan Jiaqingcompleted Seven things to do before opening the door: firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea. After reading it, you will understand the usual tricks of business promotions, you will explain the annoying and inexplicable impulses in life, you will straighten out the complicated interpersonal relationships, and you will manage your own marriage and love well. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Imperialism Is the Highest Stage of Capitalism By Lenincompleted In this work, based on the basic principles of Marxism, Lenin summarized the development of capitalism in the half century after the publication of Capital, indicating that capitalism has developed into a new stage - the imperialist stage. Lenin summarized the new major changes in the development of world capitalism into the five basic economic characteristics of imperialism, and analyzed them in turn. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Business Operations [US] Edited by Jane Lanigan and Others, Translated by Shao Xincompleted Economics is all around us. It covers nearly every aspect of our lives, from how much money we have in our accounts to the price of real estate, from the taxes we need to pay to the causes of wars in distant lands. Today, it is crucial for us to know how to manage our money, how to save and invest wisely, and how to find good value for money. It's also important to understand the bigger picture: how financial institutions work, how wealth is created and distributed, how economics relates to poli —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  17. The Wealth of Nations-Adam Smith Adam Smithcompleted "The Wealth of Nations" is divided into five chapters, summarizing the experience of capitalist development in various countries in the early modern period, critically absorbing the important economic theories of the time, and for the first time proposing the theory that the market economy will be self-regulated by the "invisible hand." Its first publication marked the birth of economics as an independent discipline and was the starting point of modern political economics research. Therefore, th —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  18. Weird Economics By Philpcompleted Why do you get poorer the more you save? Why does the beggar only want 1 yuan but not 10 yuan? With so many people taking the subway every day, why does the subway company still lose money? Why are good-looking people less likely to commit crimes? Why does the fisherman want small fish instead of big fish? … Perhaps these trivial daily problems seem to you so trivial and absurd that you have never paid attention to them, let alone carefully thought about the reasons behind them. Philp, the autho —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  19. Russian Modernization Research Series Foreign Investment and Russia's Social and Economic Changes (1861-1914) Written by Deng Peiyong, Zhang Enxiangcompleted This book provides a detailed analysis of the reasons, scale, and methods of the introduction of foreign capital in Russia at different historical stages, and examines the specific role of foreign capital in Russia's industry, finance, transportation and other fields. By combing through a large number of historical documents, the author reveals the direct role of foreign investment in Russia's industrialization, urbanization, and transportation modernization, as well as its indirect impact on te —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  20. Chinese Economy: Endogenous Growth Huang Qifan; Lou Jiwei; Liu Shijin Waitingcompleted The current world economic situation is becoming increasingly severe and complex, the recovery is unstable and uneven, and the various derivative risks caused by the impact of the epidemic cannot be ignored. In such an economic turning point period, it is particularly important to reflect on the sustained recovery and high-quality development of China's economy. Huang Qifan, Lou Jiwei, Liu Shijin, Zhou Tianyong, Liu Yuanchun, Yao Yang... The national economic think tank jointly interprets the ne —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. Analysis and Thinking: Huang Qifan's Fudan Economics Class Written by Huang Qifancompleted "Analysis and Thinking - Huang Qifan's Fudan Economics Class" is a collection of lectures on the Chinese economy given by Professor Huang Qifan at Fudan University. "Analysis and Thinking - Huang Qifan's Fudan Economics Class" contains a total of 12 lectures, which are divided into six parts according to the theme: "Macroeconomic Control", "Basic Currency", "Capital Market", "Real Estate Development", "Opening to the Outside World" and "China-US Economic and Trade". In addition, 4 articles by Pr —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Research on the Intrinsic Mechanism, Governance Paths and Countermeasures of Private Lending Crisis Under the New Normal Xiao Shaofengcompleted Since 2010, with the promulgation of the "New Non-Public 36 Articles" and the loosening of judicial restrictions, my country's private lending has entered the fast lane of rapid development; at the same time, the turmoil and crisis caused by private lending have almost never subsided since the Wenzhou private lending crisis began in 2011. It was not until P2P was completely cleared in 2020 that the turmoil, turmoil and crisis caused by private lending truly subsided. Looking at the history of pr —Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. Economic Giants: Collision and Inheritance of Ideas [US] Todd Buchholz, [US] Martin Feldstein, Translated by Feng Juncompleted Author Todd Buchholz combines the theories of great economic thinkers such as Adam Smith, Keynes, and Marx with practical issues in a unique way, demonstrating the vitality of these ancient economic ideas in the contemporary world. The latest revision covers hot topics in contemporary economics, including climate change, free trade, the refugee crisis, and more. This book vividly describes the evolution of economic thought and is an excellent guide to interpreting the modern world. It does not r —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. National Economy [US] Edited by Jane Lanigan and Others, Translated by Wang Xingxingcompleted Economics is all around us. It covers nearly every aspect of our lives, from how much money we have in our accounts to the price of real estate, from the taxes we need to pay to the causes of wars in distant lands. Today, it is crucial for us to know how to manage our money, how to save and invest wisely, and how to find good value for money. It's also important to understand the bigger picture: how financial institutions work, how wealth is created and distributed, how economics relates to poli —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  25. Great Depression Era [US] Written by Dixon Weckert, Translated by Qin Chuanancompleted This book attempts to reproduce the ins and outs, onset cycle and course of the financial plague that began in 1929. The author observes and describes from all angles of society: from unemployed workers in bustling cities to disaster-stricken farmers fleeing the "Dust Basin", from helpless elderly people to exploited child laborers, from poor sharecroppers in the Midwest to intellectual elites on the East Coast... It comprehensively demonstrates the impact of the economic crisis on American soci —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. How Japanese Companies Live Written by Xu Jingbocompleted In the early 1990s, the bubble economy collapsed, and Japan began to enter a period of development downturn that lasted more than 30 years. Only in recent years has Japan shown signs of economic recovery. Does this mean that the economy has emerged from the shadow of the collapse of the bubble economy and is on the track of revitalization? Japanese society has various views on this. Some people believe that the Japanese economy has recovered, while others believe that the Japanese economy is sti —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  27. Super Hot Economics Li Juncompleted Economics is not a bible that makes people confused when reading it, nor is it a boring textbook that makes people want to tear up the book and play with it. In fact, Li Jun's economics book is about things that are closely related to the common people, which is both interesting and practical. It won't help you make a fortune, but it will help you gain knowledge and look at economics from a macro level. It will help you far more than making 1,800 yuan. This book is the work closest to people's l —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  28. Monetary History of the United States: 1867-1960 (Refined Edition) Written by Milton Friedman, Anna J. Schwartz; Translated by Ba Shusong, Wang Jinsong and Others; Edited by Ba Shusong, Niu Bokun, You Chun and Otherscompleted This book takes the currency stock as the main line and studies the development of currency in the United States for nearly a century from 1867 to 1960, as well as its impact on a series of major historical events in the United States. Through a detailed depiction of the causal relationship between money supply changes and inflation levels, the author proves the profound impact of monetary policy on a country's economic operation, especially the important role of currency in stabilizing the econ —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  29. Research on the Evolution of China's Industrial Policies in the Past 70 Years Since the Founding of New China Li Yuancompleted This book constructs an analytical framework for the evolution of China's industrial and industrial policies from a historical perspective. Within this framework, it sorts out the evolution of industrial and industrial policies since the founding of New China 70 years ago, and summarizes the characteristics of industrial and industrial policies at different historical stages. At the same time, the evolutionary logic of my country's industrial policy over the past 70 years is explained. Secondly, —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  30. The First Economics Class at Harvard University Fu Limincompleted "The First Economics Class at Harvard University" is an introductory book on economics. Listen to the wisdom of masters from well-known universities, understand the seemingly incredible economic phenomena in life, and gain insight into the economic power behind them! "The First Economics Class at Harvard University" is not only easy to understand, but also very interesting. It introduces economic knowledge from the aspects of demand and supply, consumption, production efficiency, cost control, i —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  31. Economics Classics: Principles of Economics (Abbreviated Color Illustrated Collection) (UK) Marshall; Zhang Dongyicompleted "Principles of Economics" is the main work of Marshall, the founder of the British "Cambridge School". It is recognized as an epoch-making work in the economics community and has a profound impact on the development of modern economics. The basic theory of this book is simple and comprehensive, making it a model economics textbook. The "static analysis paradigm" proposed by Marshall has now evolved into the partial equilibrium analysis method and created a tool for economic analysis. The price t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. The World Is a Financial History Chen Yulucompleted Former French Prime Minister Rocard wrote the foreword, and Caixin Media Editor-in-Chief Hu Shuli and doctoral supervisor Liu Hong of Capital University of Economics and Business recommended it! ★Professor Chen Yulu After several years, it has been newly revised, with more content and more revelations! A very beautiful and useful financial book! ★Interpret history and politics from the perspective of economics; trace the process of finance and interpret the power of finance; crack the code of fi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Research on the Development Process of World Animation and Game Industry Written by Li Beicompleted As an important part of the cultural and creative industry, the animation and game industry has developed strongly in recent years. This book takes several advanced representative countries in North America, Europe and Asia as the main research objects, and takes the development of the three most important components of animation, comics, and games in the animation industry as the main context, and analyzes the development status and development characteristics of animation games from their orig —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  34. The War Between the Rich and the Poor By Yang Mingziyucompleted Why are they rich and we poor? How to keep the money in your pocket during inflation? What deep-seated secrets are hidden behind economic phenomena? How does the poor's money get into the pockets of the rich, and whose pocket does the rich's money get into? Poor people like to save money, and rich people like to borrow money. Why does the poor people's money inflate in the end, but the rich people's money appreciates? Since 2000, China's economic take-off has attracted widespread attention from —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  35. Harvard Minimalist Economics Skanecompleted This book uses a relaxed style and interesting stories to tell the knowledge of economics, interspersed with rich knowledge links, so as to bring economics closer to people's daily life and enable readers to feel the charm of economics at a close distance. The biggest feature of this book is that it starts with 80 key terms in economics, each article is about 3,000 words, and uses a large number of life examples and historical stories to explain the profound economic knowledge in an easy-to-unde —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. After the Age of 18, You Need to Understand Some Economics (Platinum Collector's Edition) Written by Wang Wenzhucompleted Economics may seem far away, but in fact it is closely related to our daily lives. In the current context of rapid economic development, it is very necessary for every young person to learn and master certain economic knowledge. "Understanding Economics After 18 Years Old (Platinum Collector's Edition)" (author Wang Wenzhu) takes various social and economic phenomena that are closely related to our daily life, work, and social interactions as an entry point. "Understanding Economics After 18 Yea —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  37. Can Good-Looking People Be Used as Food? 33 Economic Common Sense to Improve Cognition Xie Zongbocompleted Water is so cheap even though it is a necessity. Why are diamonds so expensive if they are of no use? Why would my boyfriend spend huge sums of money to buy props in virtual games? I am so good, why am I still left? Why does a restaurant have an "unlimited drink refill" service? Aren't you afraid of being drunk and going bankrupt? I am young and strong, do I still need to buy insurance? … In life, we often face some questions and confusions. In fact, all problems in life can be answered in econo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Five Hundred Years of Legend of Shanxi Merchants (Part 1) Duan Wujuncompleted The Five Hundred Years of Legends of Shanxi Merchants (Part 1) The catalog is based on strange legends and fire borrowing wind. There is an ancient saying: all results with unknown processes will have a strong legendary color. And indeed it is. In the Ming Dynasty, a father and son named Zhang Yunling came from a family of salt merchants. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  39. Capital (Set of 3 Volumes) [Germany] Written by Karl Marx; Translated by Guo Dali and Wang Yanancompleted "Das Kapital (set of 3 volumes)" is a scientific work that Marx devoted his whole life to writing. It is regarded as the "Bible" of the working class revolution. It is a comprehensive and profound Marxist encyclopedia that integrates philosophy, political economics, and scientific socialism. It is an immortal theoretical monument in the history of human thought. It reveals the laws of economic movement in modern society and provides basic principles for our understanding of capitalist economy an —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  40. Das Kapital (Excerpt) Marx (Author)completed "Das Kapital" is an epoch-making masterpiece in the history of the development of Marxism, the "encyclopedia" of Marxism, and the "Bible" of the working class. It profoundly reveals the nature of capitalist production relations and the movement laws of the capitalist mode of production, and scientifically demonstrates the historical trend that socialism will inevitably replace capitalism. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  41. 1844 Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts Marx (Author)completed 2018 Marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Marx. To hold a grand commemoration event for the 200th anniversary of Marx's birth is a major event in the party's ideological and theoretical construction and an important measure to build consensus. In order to cooperate with related commemorative activities, our company plans to publish a series of related books on special topics. This series of books is part of this series of publications in several years. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  42. Who Determines Food Prices: the Economics of Food Prices [US] Written by Patrick Westhoff; Translated by Shen Qing and Guo Xinghuacompleted Is the price of hot dogs at a grocery store related to the weather in India? Is your midday meal tied to the price of crude oil on London's North Sea and the New York Mercantile Exchange? Will hot pizzas in Chicago restaurants have to be priced based on China's economic growth? Are hedge funds manipulating commodity markets? What is the international bioenergy development situation? In what areas does the national policy game mainly focus? Why do conflicting policies and measures appear within t —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  43. Store Opening for Beginners: Practical Tips for 1,000 Popular Stores (Japan) Written by Eita Tomita; Translated by Zhang Fengcompleted How can a newbie build a popular store without spending money? As a business consultant who has coached more than 1,000 stores, the author must first help operators reverse their misconceptions about opening a store. For example, business depends on business districts, prime locations, and people flow; cost reduction relies on salary cuts, standardized services, and widespread publicity upon opening. The author puts forward 12 steps to build a popular store: reform the operator's consciousness, —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  44. To Rely on Yourself After the Age of 18, You Must Understand Some Economics Skanecompleted All the economic knowledge in the book is introduced by classic stories, which cleverly highlight economic knowledge and are easy to understand. Even if you have never been exposed to economics before, you can easily understand it. As Bernard Shaw said: "Economics is the art of making life happy." I hope that through this book, your future will be brighter! In an era of fierce competition, never be satisfied with staying on the economic average, which only means meeting the most basic food and c —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  45. World Financial History: Bubbles, Wars and Stock Markets (Japan) Written by Itaya Toshihiko; Translated by Wang Yuxincompleted This is an economic and financial history book for the general public. It comprehensively introduces the development of human financial history over thousands of years from the original inventory management records on Mesopotamian clay tablets to the Lehman crisis. Using some revolutionary events as nodes, it explains to readers how many financial systems came about and shows some historical latitudes of institutional and economic development. It is a rare good book for readers who want to under —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. The Great Depression: 1929-1939 (Longitude and Latitude Books) [Germany] Jan-Otmar Hesse [Germany] Roman Coster [Germany] Werner Plumpcompleted German economist Hesse's team deconstructs the Great Depression from 1929 to 1939 from multiple angles and levels, and tells you the essence of how the world works. Not only an economic history, but also an epic about human nature, courage and hope. The stock market crashed, banks failed, and unemployment surged... How did the world get out of that economic black hole? Understand the way to make breakthroughs in times of crisis, understand the details of decision-making in prosperous times, and —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  47. General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money John Maynard Keynescompleted "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" is Keynes's classic masterpiece. Published in 1936, it caused a sensation in the Western world that was in shock after the great crisis. "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" is a new theory to eliminate unemployment and overcome depression, laying the theoretical foundation of modern Western macroeconomics. In this work, Keynes abandoned his previous Western economic theory on the automatic restoration of the equilibrium me —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  48. A Complete Book on Finance Zhang Huiyancompleted In today's society, unless you can live away from money, everyone needs to pay attention to finance, whether you like it or not, not only domestically, but also internationally. Over the years, the global economy has become integrated. It can be said that we all live in a global village. Financial events that occur anywhere may indirectly or directly affect your vital interests. To put it bluntly, financial changes will be directly related to the size of your and my wallet. As a result, a series —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. A Complete Collection of Tricks in Economics Xing Dui; Ou Jun; Zhou Chenglongcompleted The trick of economics is to use the relevant knowledge, principles and thinking methods of economics to design traps, scams, and traps to confuse, deceive, and deceive the other party, so as to achieve the best interests of oneself. Our lives and consumption, workplace work, business management, marriage and love are everywhere filled with the tricks of economics, and the phantom of economic traps is floating around. We have to admit that economics is indeed very "weird"; it is very weird, and —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  50. Capital Enslaves All Mankind Zhu Xuechencompleted From the American War of Independence, the Civil War, to the two world wars, to today's subprime mortgage crisis, the European debt crisis, and the RMB appreciation crisis... Through selling high and buying low again and again, capital has looted, plundered, and redistributed global wealth, constantly demonstrating its huge power in human political and economic life. Whether it is the stock market, property market, exchange rate or commodity prices, every fluctuation is inseparable from capital, —Reads9.5Score—Shelves