What books/readings should an economics undergrad have read before graduating from college?

I’m a senior student in economics, but I still feel that I haven’t got enough knowledge of my field. Please suggest to me books/readings that are in the heart of economics, but they don’t have to be books in micro-, macro-economics, monetary economics, international economics, etc. These books are, of course, the ones I have already gone through. What I’m asking are materials that are not ‘mathematically oriented’. Please do suggest them.

Thanks.

Read anything written by Michael Porter. His books will give you a refreshing and entertaining insight into market forces and international economics.

2 Responses to “What books/readings should an economics undergrad have read before graduating from college?”

1. Gooddad Says:
   June 6th, 2010 at 7:30 pm

   Read anything written by Michael Porter. His books will give you a refreshing and entertaining insight into market forces and international economics.
   References :

2. farrukh_phd Says:
   June 6th, 2010 at 7:48 pm

   1. economics Principles and policies by baumul blinder
   2. search on google for articles of paul krugman . . they are more valuable.
   3. beyond rhetoric and realism in economics by thomas a boylan
   4 the secret life of money. . very interesting book by tad crawford
   5. confessions of an economic hitman
   6. money masters (video) available on net to download free of cost
   References :

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