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Every book Carol Roth recommended on podcasts
Carol Roth appeared on Timcast IRL to discuss economic policy, current events, and decentralized systems. During the episode, she recommended and discussed several books that offer historical and foundational perspectives on economics and monetary systems. Carol Roth brought up 'The Case Against the Fed' by Murray N. Rothbard, describing the author as a now-deceased economist, and explained that the book provides a historical deep dive into the decentralized cloak utilized during the founding of the Federal Reserve. Furthermore, she recommended 'Basic Economics' by Thomas Sowell. Carol Roth mentioned Thomas Sowell's work to illustrate how decentralized economics and free enterprise function effectively, emphasizing that people making free choices are ultimately the ones who tell the market what they need, contrasting this approach with central planning models. Through these book discussions, she provided listeners with educational resources aimed at understanding monetary history, market dynamics, and the philosophical underpinnings of economic freedom and personal choice.
Books recommended by Carol Roth
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Basic economics
Basic economics by Thomas Sowell is a widely read introductory text designed to make economic principles accessible to the general public without relying on complex graphs or mathematical equations.
Recommended“and you go back to basic economics by thomas sowell or anything else and and people making free choices are going to tell the market what they need”
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The Case Against the Fed
The Case Against the Fed by Murray N.
Recommended“it's a book called the uh the case against the fed by dr murray rothbard who's a now deceased economist”
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Books Carol Roth wrote
Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timcast IRL #316 - UK Vows To IGNORE Russian Threats, Russia Says It WILL BOMB Royal Navy w/Carol Roth | Timcast IRL | 2021-06-25 | 2 |
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“You know, Dave, one of the things I did—and you will own nothing—is I really tried to take the conspiracy element out of this and the politicization out of this because I do think that this starts getting into this camp or this camp when you go to BlackRock's shareholder letter and you see them say these things in their”
“Yeah, so we talk about the book, but if you think about someone who's helped people create wealth and generate wealth for over 25 years, I know that wealth comes from ownership.”