For those interested in specifically examining economics,
The Mises Institute has arranged its offerings to include groupings called "
Study Resources," "
Young Readers," "
For Beginners."
The groups contain titles such as:
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Lessons for the Young Economist,
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An Introduction to Economic Reasoning, which is described as "
aimed at teaching the intelligent young reader...,"
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Lessons from a Lemonade Stand, "...
the ideas of freedom can heal our world and improve our lives...,"
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Concise Guide to Economics, "
... connection between economics and freedom...,"
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Choice: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action. "
... modern civilization itself rests on the market economy...".
A capitalist economy is a market economy based on supply-and-demand, in which participants earn money by anticipating and meeting the wants and needs of others. It is very different from a socialist or communist economy, which is a government-controlled economy.