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Review: Superfreakonomics is a fascinating exploration of unconventional economic principles that will challenge your preconceived notions. Levitt and Dubner dive deep into controversial topics, presenting mind-bending truths that are backed by unexpected economic insights. From discussing the surprising risks of walking drunk to the intriguing dynamics between prostitutes and policemen, this book will keep you engaged from start to finish. Prepare to have your perspective shifted and your assumptions shattered as you explore the hidden side of societal issues.

Valuation provides practical insights for creating value, including strategies for multibusiness valuation, corporate restructuring, and mergers/acquisitions. The book also features international comparisons of the cost of capital and accounting procedures, as well as a detailed case study to demonstrate how valuation principles are applied. It is great for business graduates interested in maximizing shareholder value and improving strategic thinking. Financial Times reviewed the book as "one of the best practitioners' guides to valuation".

"The Big Short" isn't just an economics lesson; it's a riveting human drama. Michael Lewis puts a face to the financial crisis, sharing stories of those who predicted the collapse. With his signature wit, Lewis makes a complex world understandable and, against all odds, highly entertaining. If you're at all curious about how financial disasters unfold, this book is a gripping narrative that brings clarity to chaos.