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昆曼推荐读书（Kunman recommended reading） Every autumn, the famous Harvard University economics professor Gregory Mankiw? Have a delightful task -- welcome about 700 freshman, and the thought of some problems: students should learn what? What are the foundations for understanding the modern economy and preparing for it? Professor of economics and the world puts forward advice to contemporary college students. As a professor of economics at the Harvard University, I have a very enjoyable task every autumn. Welcome to about 700 freshmen. This year, I will send my children to college for the first time, and I have some questions to ask: what should they learn? What are the foundations for understanding the modern economy and preparing for it? I offer the following advice to students of all ages: You may have guessed that you should take the advice of economics. Maybe Im just trying to protect the market share of my business, but I hope this recommendation means more than that. Alfred Marshall, the great economist, argues that economics is a discipline that studies the daily affairs of human life (AlfredMarshall). When college graduates graduate, daily affairs will be the most pressing problem they are facing. If the current slump is indeed as some economists fear, falling into the lost 10 years, college students need to be well prepared. Perhaps there is no better place than the introductory lecture on economics. This course can help students understand the whirlwind rotating in their surrounding power, can make students master the skills of the careful analysis of analytical skills in many days after work will come in handy. It allows students to become better citizens, allowing them to assess the rhetoric of competing politicians. For those who have already left campus, it is not too late to study economics. Pick an economics textbook (my book is a good choice) and you may find that what you are learning is beyond your imagination. Im not sure yet Even though you, like many