<p>I have mainly an statistics/informatics background and i have basically not knowledge in economics.</p>

<p>What some good books to star given my background?</p>

<p>Edit:</p>

<p>My principal interest is stock market analysis, investing and risk modeling.</p>

<p>I have a degree in statistics and other informatic engineering(something like CS), i don't have problems with math-heavy books if it helps me to build a solid understanding.</p>

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Some additional details may be helpful: what do you want to get from reading economics books? Are you studying for a degree, or do you want to understand a specific subfield? Also, what kind of statistics/informatics background do you have? Did you study a lot of math (what kind)?
Giskard
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@Giskard, edited.
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Perhaps [Quant.SE] may be a better fit for this question. (Not sure.)
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Recommendation on economics books for a statistician
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# Recommendation on economics books for a statistician

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-10-13)

I have mainly an statistics/informatics background and i have basically not knowledge in economics.

What some good books to star given my background?

Edit:

My principal interest is stock market analysis, investing and risk modeling.

I have a degree in statistics and other informatic engineering(something like CS), i don't have problems with math-heavy books if it helps me to build a solid understanding.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Some additional details may be helpful: what do you want to get from reading economics books? Are you studying for a degree, or do you want to understand a specific subfield? Also, what kind of statistics/informatics background do you have? Did you study a lot of math (what kind)?  
> **username_0**: @username_1, edited.  
> **username_1**: Perhaps [Quant.SE] may be a better fit for this question. (Not sure.)  

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