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What is the book The Deficit Myth about? The Deficit Myth is written by Stephanie Carlton, an economist in modern monetary theory and a former staffer for Democratic politician Bernie Sanders. In this book, she explains the concepts of modern monetary theory in a popularized way and explains why government deficits are so important for goods [...].

Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most | What is this book about? Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What[...]

I Might Be Wrong Introduction I Might Be Wrong is a novel by Björn Nattiko-Nattiko-Nattiko-Nattiko-Nattiko-Nattiko-Nattiko. I Could Be Wrong is the last book in the life of Bjorn Natiko I Could Be Wrong is the last book in the life of Björn Nattiko-Lindblom, describing his 17 years of spiritual practice in a forest monastery in Thailand, his return to secularism 17 years later, and his gradual death by diagnosis of rhabdomyolysis. The publisher of the traditional Chinese edition in Taiwan has set [....]

Less, But Better - What is this book about? The main theme of Less, But Better is to introduce the concept of Essentialism, which is the wisest investment of time and energy, making the greatest possible contribution by doing only what is necessary. E[...]

Doomed to War|Introduction Graham Allison, author of Doomed to War, is a leading Harvard political scientist and scholar of international relations, who served as a member of the Defense Policy Board from the Reagan administration to the Clinton administration. In 2010, he developed the concept of the "Thucydides Trap," which became [...]

Century China: A Pictorial History of Modern China in 100 Years | Introduction Century China is a book co-authored by Shi Jingqian and Jin Anping, a husband and wife team. The book covers a hundred years of Chinese history from the end of the nineteenth century to the end of the twentieth century (1894-1994), from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the transfer of power between the Communist Party and the Chinese government, the cultural [...]...

Introduction to The Age of Stagnation The author of The Age of Stagnation, Satyajit Das, is an Indian-Australian who has worked in the financial sector. This book is about the world economy entering a period of stagnation and analyzes the factors of economic growth and modern economic outlook from the author's personal point of view. The book is in fact in the [....]

The Monk's Mentality Introduction The Monk's Mentality, originally titled Think like a Monk, was written by Jay Shetty, a well-known Internet writer and speaker. The author Jay Shetty is a well-known Internet writer and speaker. An outstanding young Indian who grew up in the UK, studied at a business school and interned at a famous company, but chose to put down his [...]...

Atomic Habits Introduction Atomic Habits, originally titled Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad On [...].

Humankind (人慈) Introduction Humankind (人慈) is a Chinese book titled "Human Kindness". The author, Roger Bregman, is a Dutch writer and historian who supports basic income and open borders. Roger Bregman is a Dutch writer and historian who supports basic income and open borders, and this is his fourth book. This is a book that attempts to argue that human nature is inherently good. Most people are accustomed to accepting that human beings are always mortal [...]...