Princeton Economics Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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"The Resilient Society" by @MarkusEconomist won the prestigious German Book Prize and was named one of the Best Business Books of 2021 by the Financial Times. Learn about "The Resilient Society" and other books for your summer reading list: https://t.co/ZeDYwaZRuW

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If, like us, you're itching to read Prof. Alan Blinder's 440-page history of fiscal and monetary policy in the U.S., it's now available for pre-order! Find it on the list of new titles by Princeton Economics faculty: https://t.co/ZeDYwaZRuW

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Next week (4/6) @njtmulder will join us to discuss his new book "The Economic Weapon." Join online or in person: https://t.co/A0wXVeMkVG Sponsored by @PrincetonGCEPS and @JRCPPF.

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Faculty from our Industrial Relations Section chose "Career and Family" by @PikaGoldin as winner of the 2021 Richard A. Lester Book Award and "The Profit Paradox" by @jan_eeckhout as winner of the 2021 William G. Bowen Book Award. https://t.co/O7FSXtPymb https://t.co/abg7AaBJW5

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STREETS OF GOLD by @leah_boustan and Ran Abramitzky was published this time last year. If you still haven't read it, here's a quick review of its main ideas. https://t.co/8HbyQ9Uza1

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A 50th anniversary edition of "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" has been updated to include innovations like exchange-traded funds and Ethereum, but its premise is the same: Index investing is still the way to go, says @Princeton Prof. Malkiel: https://t.co/h8s5klYkUG

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Faculty from our Industrial Relations Section chose "Career and Family" by @PikaGoldin as winner of the 2021 Richard A. Lester Book Award and "The Profit Paradox" by @jan_eeckhout as winner of the 2021 William G. Bowen Book Award. https://t.co/O7FSXtPymb https://t.co/abg7AaBJW5

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Faculty from our Industrial Relations Section chose "Career and Family" by @PikaGoldin as winner of the 2021 Richard A. Lester Book Award and "The Profit Paradox" by @jan_eeckhout as winner of the 2021 William G. Bowen Book Award. https://t.co/O7FSXtPymb https://t.co/abg7AaBJW5

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TOMORROW: From cryptocurrencies to NFTs, Burton Malkiel offers updated investment guidance in the 13th edition of “A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Best Investment Guide That Money Can Buy.” Join Malkiel & @ReddingEcon at 1PM EST, January 24: https://t.co/Sin9SZQQqB

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In the new podcast “The Work Goes On,” Orley Ashenfelter discusses life satisfaction and employment with Richard Layard of @CEP_LSE, a pioneer on happiness research: https://t.co/ZEnCCInSUA