Name: Freakonomics: Un economista políticamente incorrecto explora el lado oculto de lo que nos afecta
Rating: 4.01 (844099 reviews)
Author: Steven D. Levitt
ISBN: 9780061234002

Liar's Poker takes readers behind-the-scenes of Wall Street in the 1980s, following the rise of a fresh Princeton and London School of Economics graduate into a bond salesman at Salomon Brothers. With hilarious anecdotes, Lewis recounts the frat-boy culture, ambitious gambling, and deception rampant in the once-in-a-lifetime age of American business.

Liar's Poker

"Probable Outcomes" delivers a unique combination of investment science and investment art, exploring the stock market from several perspectives. Ed Easterling provides an insightful analysis of the likely course for the market over the next decade, speaking to both investors and advisors. With full-color graphics and practical advice, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles behind successful investing.

Probable Outcomes

This classic investment guide has been updated for today's market conditions. Benjamin Graham's philosophy of "value investing" teaches how to shield investors from substantial error and develop long-term strategies. With updated commentary by financial journalist Jason Zweig, readers gain a more thorough understanding of how to apply Graham's principles. This edition is a vital and indispensable read for anyone striving to reach their financial goals.

The Definitive Book on Value Investing. A Book of Practical Counsel (Revised Edition)

The Intelligent Investor

Explore the history of financial crises with this scholarly and engaging read. Manias, Panics and Crashes covers topics such as speculative manias and the lender of last resort, and is hailed as a true classic in the genre. This updated fifth edition includes new content on real estate price bubbles, making it one of the best investment books of all time according to the Financial Times. Gain perspective on the turbulence of the financial world with this timeless title.

A History of Financial Crises

Manias, Panics and Crashes

Discover a uniquely powerful and objective approach to applying traditional price/volume analysis used by generations of technical market analysts. Learn to combine the Wyckoff method with the Lowry Analysis, an exceptionally powerful approach to understanding supply and demand. With over 45 years of experience, Richard A. Dickson and Tracy Knudsen provide investors with insights unavailable through other technical methodologies, giving you an edge in identifying emerging trends shifts. Master market timing and take your investment strategy to the next level.

Using the Works of L.M. Lowry and R.D. Wyckoff to Identify Key Market Turning Points

Mastering Market Timing

Discover why we make seemingly irrational decisions in our lives, from overspending on a meal to buying a car, in this groundbreaking and expanded edition of a New York Times bestseller. Author Dan Ariely challenges the assumption that we behave in rational ways and reveals the systematic and predictable nature of our misguided behaviors. Explore fascinating insights into the biases and tendencies that make us predictably irrational in this compelling read.

The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions

Predictably Irrational

Discover a new way of doing business in the financial industry with "Unique Process Advisors." Ten extraordinary advisors share their own wisdom and the new processes they developed to achieve unlimited opportunity, income, and satisfaction. Renowned coach Dan Sullivan provides insights that illuminate what it takes for any advisor to become a Unique Process Advisor. Join the ranks of these transformative advisors and create a much bigger future financially, creatively, and personally. This inspiring read could change not just the way you do business, but also the lives of countless others, and ultimately, the financial services industry itself.

Unique Process Advisors

Discover the secrets to thinking more productively, creatively, and rationally with this revolutionary book. With unconventional analysis and captivating storytelling, the authors take you on a journey inside their thought process, encouraging you to think like a "freak" and solve problems in a new way. From business to philanthropy to sports to politics, no topic is off-limits. Learn to appreciate the upside of quitting, persuade people who don't want to be persuaded, and take a master class in incentives. Levitt and Dubner will change the way you see the world and have fun doing it.

The Authors of Freakonomics Offer to Retrain Your Brain

Think Like a Freak

Revolutionary research and original studies fuel SuperFreakonomics, the long-awaited follow-up to the New York Times bestselling book Freakonomics. Authors Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner provide innovative insights and observations that challenge our view of the world and how it operates. Prepare to be amazed and enlightened by their thought-provoking analysis.

Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance

SuperFreakonomics

This book explores the world of high-achievers and what makes them different. Gladwell argues that we focus too much on successful people themselves and not enough on the unique culture, family, and experiences that set them apart. From software billionaires to great soccer players, Gladwell explores what factors contribute to exceptional success. The book is both entertaining and thought-provoking, making it a must-read for anyone interested in achieving greatness.

The Story of Success

Outliers

Discover the origins of modern political ideals in Political Thought in Europe, a comprehensive introduction to the period between 1250-1450. Learn about state sovereignty, representation, property rights, and more, as well as major thinkers like Aquinas and Ockham. Using the latest historical methodologies, this accessible book provides a fascinating exploration of the time that shaped our world.

How to Master the Art of Selling

This must-read book is a gripping exposé on the real story behind the financial meltdown. Michael Lewis crafts a compelling narrative through a cast of unlikely heroes, shedding light on the bizarre and secretive world of bond and real estate derivative markets. With a balance of indignation and dark humor, this #1 New York Times bestseller is an essential read for anyone who wants to understand how this crisis came to be.

Inside the Doomsday Machine

The Big Short

Discover new insights about the world's favorite sport with this insightful read. Using powerful analytical tools, the authors take a fresh look at football and reveal surprising truths that go against conventional wisdom. From interesting data trends to hidden stories behind the game, 'Soccernomics' is a must-read for any football fanatic.

Soccernomics

Explore historic financial manias in this riveting and absorbing book about market psychology. Charles Mackay's account of John Law's Mississipi Scheme, the South Sea Bubble, and Tulipomania highlight the driving forces of financial markets: fear and greed. With hindsight, Mackay's masterful chronicling of these social and financial histories proves to be an absorbing thriller and an excellent historical document. A century and a half later, it remains as vibrant and relevant as ever, serving as a cautionary tale for modern-day investors.

Selections from Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds

Extraordinary Popular Delusions

Embark on a global journey in search of happiness with this humorous and unconventional self-help guide. With stops in Iceland, India, and America, the author explores the concept of bliss and shares moments of "un-unhappiness" along the way. Part foreign affairs discourse, part hilarious travelogue, this book is a must-read for anyone in pursuit of happiness.

One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World

The Geography of Bliss

An iconic account of the corporate takeover frenzy of the 1980s, Barbarians at the Gate is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of business and power. With a detailed and gripping narrative, authors Bryan Burrough and John Helyar capture the greed and double-dealing that led to the fall of RJR Nabisco, one of America's biggest corporations. Even decades later, the cautionary tale of Barbarians at the Gate remains relevant and riveting.

The Fall of RJR Nabisco

Barbarians at the Gate

Embedded inside one of Chicago's most notorious housing projects, a graduate student befriends a gang leader named JT and experiences their crack-selling business, neighborhood dynamics, and complex hierarchies. Gang Leader for a Day examines the morally ambiguous yet highly intricate struggle for survival in urban war zones while detailing the complicated friendship that develops between two young and ambitious men. Riveting and raw, this account provides a vivid and sympathetic portrayal of lives usually ignored or misrepresented.

A Rogue Sociologist Takes to the Streets

Gang Leader for a Day

This investment book, authored by Larry Swedroe and Kevin Grogan, explores the most recent advancements in investing, with a particular focus on how to build more efficient portfolios that deliver higher returns without higher risks. The second edition delves even deeper into the subject, with new sections dedicated to alternative investments that can provide attractive returns with low to no correlation to traditional portfolios. The authors draw on a wealth of hard data and research to make their case, offering an essential resource for those interested in refining their investment portfolios.

Using the Science of Investing to Capture Returns with Less Volatility, 2018 Edition

Reducing the Risk of Black Swans

Discover how Billy Beane, the general manager of a struggling Major League Baseball team, defied traditional scouting methods and built a winning team on a tight budget by relying on carefully interpreted statistical data. Michael Lewis's Moneyball is a thrilling insider account of the 2002 season in which Beane acquired prospects that were overlooked by other teams and transformed castoff veterans into top performers. Along the way, we meet fascinating characters such as an overweight college catcher who Beane takes in the first round, a sidearm pitcher plucked from the White Sox triple-A club, and Scott Hatteberg - a catcher rebuilt as a first baseman. With highly accessible explanations of baseball stats and a roadmap of Beane's economic approach, Moneyball is a must-read for business people and sports fans alike.

The Art of Winning an Unfair Game

Moneyball

Investment Leadership is a practical and comprehensive guide to the best practices in the investment industry. Discover leadership factors that contribute to sustainable growth, diagnose your firm's culture and learn why it's important, and replicate successful practices from leading firms. The book includes diagnostic tools, advice from industry leaders, and real-life case studies to demonstrate successful long-term strategies. Co-authored by James W. Ware, CFA, and other business experts, Investment Leadership is a must-read for anyone in the investment industry.

Building a Winning Culture for Long-Term Success

Investment Leadership

Explore the inner workings of the mind in this groundbreaking book that explains the two systems that drive the way we think. System 1 is fast, emotional, and intuitive while System 2 is slower, more analytical, and logical. Discover the benefits and drawbacks of both systems and learn how to tap into the benefits of slow thinking. With practical insights into decision-making in both our personal and professional lives, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to guard against mental pitfalls and gain a deeper understanding of the way we think.

Thinking, Fast and Slow

Discover the practical method of achieving business success with Traction. This book offers simple yet effective ways to strengthen the six key components of your business to overcome personnel conflicts, profit issues, and inadequate growth. Learn how successful companies apply Traction every day to run profitable, frustration-free businesses and how you can too.

Get a Grip on Your Business

Traction

"The Nature of Investing" explores the current state of investing as overshadowed by mechanized finance and calls for a transformation from the roots up. Drawing on real-life examples and principles from the natural world, the book shows readers how to create a new investment framework that values resiliency, simplicity and connection over complexity. Discover the true nature of investing and how to align it with the world it was originally meant to serve.

Resilient Investment Strategies Through Biomimicry

Nature of Investing

Freakonomics, de S. D. Levitt y S. J. Dubner, es un bestseller mundial, una obra curiosa, original e interesante de dos jóvenes economistas norteamericanos; un libro accesible que incluye ejemplos sorprendentes. Los autores han intentado mostrar el lado oculto de las cosas y explicar por qué el mundo funciona como funciona a través de las leyes de la economía --que se desvelan como una ciencia útil para comprender nuestras acciones--; lo que denominan la economía de lo raro.

Un economista políticamente incorrecto explora el lado oculto de lo que nos afecta

Freakonomics

Discover expert insights on investing in mutual funds in this updated book by a renowned pioneer in the industry. Written in an accessible style, this resource offers timeless advice on building a strong investment portfolio while navigating through a range of investment options. Learn how common sense and simplicity can outperform costly complexity, and how a low-cost, diversified portfolio can lead to long-term success. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to secure their financial future.

Fully Updated 10th Anniversary Edition

Common Sense on Mutual Funds

Explore the intriguing world of economics with this eye-opening and engaging book. Columnist and NPR guest Tim Harford shows how economics impacts our daily lives and who benefits (or doesn't) from the way the system works. Discover surprising secrets behind the cost of your morning coffee and the inefficiencies of our healthcare system. Harford explains complex concepts clearly and applies them to real-world scenarios, without resorting to jargon or graphs. You'll never look at money the same way again after reading The Undercover Economist.

The Undercover Economist

C.) explores the role of luck and randomness in investing and financial markets. He argues that people tend to underestimate the impact of randomness on success and failure, and warns against relying on predictions and forecasts when making investment decisions. With a mix of anecdotes, philosophy, and practical advice, Fooled by Randomness presents a thought-provoking perspective on the nature of uncertainty and our own biases. It's a must-read for anyone interested in finance, investing, or decision-making in general.

The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets (Incerto)

Fooled by Randomness

Learn about the full range of investment opportunities—from 401k contributions to retirement planning—in this authoritative guide on Wall Street. The latest edition includes new insights on cryptocurrencies and tax-loss harvesting. Burton G. Malkiel will help you navigate today's financial markets and make smart investment decisions.