General theory
by Nelson James Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz · first published 1958
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…Eichengreen did a good book with Globalizing Capital that deals with more recent times from a more Keynesian view. (I should say, Keynes himself was very readable and you can find seeds of Monetarism in the General Theory.) The Austrians' economics is a lot more religious than rigorous (Hayek himself said he was wrong and Friedman was right about the Great Depression). If you want something well done and rigorous but…
on “Ask HN: Monetary Policy / Economics Reading List” ↗…astronomy, seismology, quantum mechanics, yes, error correcting codes, linear ordinary and partial differential equations, ..., and then Nelson Dunford and Jacob T. Schwartz, Linear Operators Part I: General Theory, ISBN 0-470-22605-6, Interscience, New York.
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