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What are the best books that provide an introduction to economics and economic theories/concepts?
These books don’t necessarily have to be socialist/communist.

<23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism
And tbh basically most of Ha-Joon Chang's (neo-Keynsian biased) work. I'd also include his Economics for People.

Read this thread, OP, it has the same question
>>10791

Investopedia and that Anwar Shaikh book


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