Books on Macroeconomics / International Trade

[Anonymous No.17636448]

I have a fag friend going to a degree in business admin and he keeps bragging about the "skills" he'll acquire with it. I needed some very good reads on economy at a global scale so that after he finishes his 4-year he'll hole stay I'll still know more than him, giving him the ultimate college blackpill. I don't mind books with many technicisms but keep in mind I know nothing about the subject. If I need to go to other board please tell me so. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.17636453]

>>17636448
Typo, I meant hell hole*

[Anonymous No.17636461]

kek supremely pathetic op

[Anonymous No.17636467]

When I was in undergrad back in two-thousand [muffled noise], pretty much only the most mentally challenged students were business majors. It was a default when you were too dumb to be an English major, essentially.

[Anonymous No.17636475]

If you want to blackpill him on intl trade, then Globalization and its Discontents by Joseph Stiglitz offers some good critiques that are still within the mainstream (if you go Marxist on him, he'll blank it and won't understand).

[Anonymous No.17636553]

Hey thats my city!

[Anonymous No.17636626]

>>17636448
Read investopedia and you shall know more than him already. Business is an useless degree which doesn't teach any economics.

[Anonymous No.17636648]

>>17636553
You live in a shithole?

[Anonymous No.17636702]

>>17636461
lmao, ty for bumpo though

[Anonymous No.17636708]

>>17636475
Thank you

[Anonymous No.17636931]

>>17636708
no problem gay boy

[Anonymous No.17636979]

>>17636448
>macroeconomics
Macro econ is where economics breaks down and becomes modern day astrology. Stick to micro, it makes a lot more sense.

[Anonymous No.17638254]

>>17636448