Further Reading

The economist Russ Roberts brings to like Adam Smith the philosopher, as opposed to the economist. Robert's focuses on Smith's oft-forgotten book The Theory of Moral Sentiments, which really ought to be seen as a companion piece to The Wealth of Nations. This is a wonder, short book which leave you with a better understanding of Smith and yourself.

Deirdre McCloskey has written three massive volumes offering her explanation for the Industrial Revolution and the incredible economic growth that followed it. In this book, Art Carden helps condense it down for the casual reader, explaining not just our economic history, but why we were able to change it.

Zachary D. Carter traces the development of Keynes' General Theory and the life it took on after his death. This engaging and accessible read offers one of the best histories of economic thought ever put to paper.