Isn’t it interesting how none of our candidates are making much fuss about the financial crisis still trying to be resolved in the Eurozone? It is an important fact that Europe is a large trading partner of the United States, and that their economic conditions affect our trade and economy.
A fan of the politics of Nixon/Kissinger, I tend to sway towards a realistic view of matters regarding political disputes and have chosen to study economics at a university since it is a realistic way of understanding society. Minoring in mathematics since economics turns further away from the layman terms into mathematical symbols.
I read mostly history and political nonfiction books with a pinch of philosophy and economics. Oftentimes economics books are more politics than theory so I stray away from Krugman these days.
I have a "Books" page at the header of this blog and it acts as a list to contain the books that I have read to mark a small personal achievement and provide motivation to expand the list similar to increasing a level in a RPG, and also because I believe a library is the best window into the type of personality someone carries. Hopefully the people who read this blog have similar tastes in literature and curiosity.
Feel free to ask me stuff.
