Quote from: avikz on July 09, 2018, 11:18:23 PM

Quote from: opg777 on July 09, 2018, 10:16:37 PM

With the arrival of newbie to the forum, I consider it necessary to push them in the first place, to learning and self-development. Many coming to the forum think that making money on the crypto currency is very simple, you do not need any knowledge, skills. But this is not so! As with any other business here, one must learn, develop and be educated. After all, every year, the Crypto-currency increases its capitalization and more and more large companies and states accept it as a means of payment. Digital currencies are spreading wildly. They are not inferior to the functional financial system and even surpass it. Here there is a need for knowledge of the economic part. Therefore, I want to create a list of necessary literature for everyone, from beginners to already experienced users of this forum.

1. Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson. «Why Nations Fail»
2. Ha-Joon Chang. «Economics: The Users Guide»
3. N. Gregory Mankiw. «Principles of Economics»
4. Robert Pindyck, Daniel Rubinfeld. «Microeconomics»
5. Olivier Blanchard. «Macroeconomics»
6. "Sheep in wolfskins", Walter Block
7. "Capital", Karl Marx
8. "Economics of everything", Alexander Auzan

I call everyone who knows what useful or cognitive materials, books or articles for self-development in the economy, write in the comments will add to the list. So we help each each other. At the moment I start reading the book "Capital", Karl Marx. In advance I express my gratitude to all who will not pass by and add their opinion or fill this list with material.

The literature you have mentioned is based on the traditional economy where Banks and governments play the major role. However, the world of economy is quickly changing. With the introduction of crypto currency in to the sector, has taken the game to another playing field. Soon these books need to be re-written or they will loose their significance.

Yes, but I think we need to learn everything from the beginning, because when we study history at school, we are taught it not from the year when we were born, but the whole story from the beginning to our days. Unfortunately, I do not have an economic education, so I'll try to understand it here, and I'll probably help newbie.