mattz 

There are 2 classics that everyone should have: The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money - John Maynard Keynes The Wealth of Nations - Adam Smith They serve as good models for more advanced macro policies .

The wealth of nations arrived today.

Wow, I didn't realize it was first written in 1776!

Twiddle 

The wealth of nations arrived today. Wow, I didn't realize it was first written in 1776!

Yea.. I still have my autographed copy... (did I mention I was old... )

ThatManFromTexas 

Yea.. I still have my autographed copy... (did I mention I was old... )

Mine is autographed as well, and it is in German - I mean the book, not the autograph.

How could this guy sign something that he did not fully understand?

This tells me not to believe in everything that has been written....

Fat Tails 

.... How could this guy sign something that he did not fully understand? ....

Look how many men sign Marriage Licenses ....

Twiddle 

Hey all, Looking for some books on macro economics, any reccomendations would be appreciated.

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Markos Katsanos




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Tony Crescenzi

Although it's a bit dated now (it was written 10 years ago), I found this book to be very good:

Amazon.com: Investor's Guide to Economic Fundamentals (9780470846902): John Calverley: Books