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The Affluent Society

by John Kenneth Galbraith

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Srinivas said: " It talks about economic recession also. When I was reading that part of the book, it almost felt like he was talking about the current recession.
Jun 08, 2010:
Turned out to be a very interesting book on 19th century American economics. There are so ma ...more "

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"Turned out to be a very interesting book on 19th century American economics. There are so many lessons that apply to India." — Jun 08, 2010 08:21AM

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Learn to Earn: A Beginner's Guide to the Basics of Investing

by Peter Lynch

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Srinivas said: " This book was practically thrust on me during my last trip off the grid. I was so reluctant to read it that I started randomly at some page. That page had interesting anecdotes from history, and I was hooked. Well, I'm always game for a good story :) ...more "

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The Story of My Life

by Helen Keller

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Srinivas said: " 16/11/09
Was reading for a while in the train on the way to Guntur. Reached the fourth chapter, I guess.
Had made me think quite a bit on what it means to be blind and deaf.
When I was a small kid, I came to know about someone who is deaf, and dumb; At ...more "

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