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Books they recommend that someone else wrote.
“I read Robert Hillbronner's, The Worldly Philosophers, Seminal History of the Field. And, you know, that book is excellent. It's a fun read…”
Why: It is an excellent and fun read on the history of economic thought.
The Worldly Philosophers by Robert L. Heilbroner
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Their own books, or books they discussed with the author. Not counted as recommendations.
“She's got a book called Letters for Literary Ladies, which is, you know, it's framed as fiction.”
Letters for Literary Ladies by Maria Edgeworth
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Named without an opinion attached.
“Adam Smith has just written The Wealth of Nations in 1776. She's generation one. Like she's the first set of people starting to understand economic ideas.”
The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
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