Janek Wasserman's 'The Marginal Revolutionaries' is a captivating history of the Austrian School of Economics, showcasing the lives and ideas of its key figures. This book offers a deep dive into how these thinkers challenged conventional wisdom and shaped modern economic thought.

Robert J. Gordon's 'The Rise and Fall of American Growth' delves into the U.S. economic history, exploring the technological and social innovations that have shaped the standard of living since the Civil War and questioning the future of American growth.

'Anatomy of the Bear' by Russell Napier offers an in-depth look at the four major bear markets of the 20th century, blending historical analysis with investment strategies. A must-read for understanding market cycles.

Eric Hobsbawm's 'The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism' offers a profound analysis of the historical shift that paved the way for modern economies. A must-read for understanding the roots of capitalism.

Brian Gardner's 'The East India Company' is a captivating exploration of the historic corporation that shaped global trade and colonialism. This book offers a detailed look at its rise, dominance, and eventual fall, making it a fascinating read for history buffs.

'Dutch Enterprise And The VOC' by H. Stevens is a detailed exploration of the Dutch East India Company's history, its global trade dominance, and its complex legacy. A must-read for history and economics enthusiasts.

'The Economic History of World Population' explores the dynamic relationship between economic developments and demographic changes, offering insights into how economic factors have influenced population trends throughout history. A must-read for those interested in economics and demography.

'The Mesta' by Julius Klein explores the influential medieval Spanish sheepherders' guild, detailing its economic, social, and political impacts. A must-read for history enthusiasts.