/lit/ - Literature

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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and Politics (small market, small interest)
Virgil's Georgics (fuck you, work the land)
Macchiavelli's Prince and Discourse on Livy (art of the deal =/= art of war)
Luca Pacioli (accounting for merchants; how banks look at loans)
John Locke's Consequences of Lowering Interest (Private Equity is the only Equity)
Hobbes Leviathan (nonprofits are cool)
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations (everyone gets a job)
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography (personal financing and pre-industrial/colonial fiscal policy)
Hamilton/Jefferson letters on First Bank of the US
Henry George's Progress and Poverty (specifically, land value tax theory)
Keynesian General Theories on Employment (debt is good; precursor to modern monetary theory; what created most the world powers today)
Austrian School Economics (specifically, time value money theory)
Milton Friedman's Capitalism & Freedom (boomer idealism that pretends the fed and private banking aren't ran by a small corrupt group of individuals)

after this i recommend more finance literature and stuff on non-Aristotelian logic that tries to overcome market inefficiency by making the market as inefficient as possible

>>20470889
based alternative investor