Best Economic Inflation Books of 2025

The Price of Time by Edward Chancellor is a comprehensive history of interest, explaining its role in determining capital allocation and pricing. Chancellor explores how interest has evolved over five millennia, from being viewed as exploitative in the ancient world to becoming a necessary reward for capital lenders in capitalism. He argues that interest is the "price of time" and that its current low rates have produced several ill effects, such as asset price bubbles and discouraging savings. This book provides a profound understanding of interest and its importance in the world of finance.

Skip the Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing is a must-read for anyone interested in investing in rental property. This guide breaks down all the barriers and teaches the fundamentals of real estate investing. It shares the secrets that the wealthy 1% has been using for decades, including how to use other people's money to generate passive income and legally avoid paying taxes. The book is easy to read and provides practical advice that can change your financial life. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for those who want to become successful real estate investors.

The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is the Key to an Abundant Future by Jeff Booth is a thought-provoking book that challenges our current economic systems. Booth argues that our systems were built for a pre-technology era and are no longer effective in the face of technological advancements. He advocates for embracing deflation and the abundance it can bring instead of relying on easy credit and debt. The book provides a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and economics and offers a hopeful but potentially alarming situation for our future.

If you're worried about inflation affecting your retirement, this book, "Relax & Retire: Debunking Inflation Fears," is for you. The author challenges the common belief that retiring means increased spending due to inflation, and provides evidence to support their argument. The book argues that people often work in "Crappy Old Jobs" unnecessarily because they believe they can't afford to retire, when in reality, the evidence supporting this fear is lacking. The author suggests that time, not money, is the biggest risk in retirement. Overall, this book offers a unique perspective on retirement planning and is worth a read for anyone concerned about inflation's impact on their retirement.

Millionaire Mindset and Success Habits is a game-changing finance book that aims to help readers overcome their limiting beliefs and achieve financial freedom. The author, H.J. Chammas, provides simple yet powerful wealth-building mind hacks that can be easily implemented to transform one's financial situation. The book focuses on replacing negative habits and beliefs with positive ones to cultivate a millionaire mindset and achieve abundance. This self-help book is a must-read for anyone looking to break free from their own mental barriers and achieve financial success.

Financial Freedom for Black Women: A Girl's Guide to Winning With Your Wealth, Career, Business & Retiring Early is a must-read for Black women who want to improve their financial wellbeing. This book provides a comprehensive guide to real estate, cryptocurrency, side hustles, stock market investing, and more. It's filled with practical tips and strategies that can help Black women achieve financial success. The authors address the unique challenges that Black women face and provide actionable steps to overcome them. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for Black women who want to take control of their financial future.

This book is a beginner's guide to investing in REITs, which are an easy way to invest in real estate without owning any physical property. The author explains how to earn passive income with dividend yields of up to 9%, which is an attractive alternative to low-interest savings accounts. The book covers topics such as how to avoid poor value REITs, what percentage of your portfolio should be in REITs, and the best monthly paying dividend REIT. The author also offers a free bonus 10-part video course on Company Valuation 101. Overall, this book offers valuable insights into REIT investing and is written in plain English, making it accessible to beginners.

We Need to Talk About Inflation by economist Stephen D. King is a timely and well-written book that offers a historical perspective on inflation and its causes. From ancient Rome to the present day, the author identifies key lessons that policymakers have ignored, leading to the current economic reality we face. The book is not only useful for the layman but also for economic policymakers who are too young to remember when inflation was last a serious issue. Overall, this book is a clear and concise contribution to an ongoing debate, making it an essential read for those interested in economic history and policy.

The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level is a comprehensive account of how government deficits and debt drive inflation. Cochrane merges fiscal theory with standard models in which central banks set interest rates, giving a novel account of monetary policy. The book offers important new insights about fiscal and monetary policy and is a must-read for serious researchers in the field. Cochrane's extensive rethinking of monetary doctrines and institutions through the eyes of fiscal theory, and analysis of the era of zero interest rates and post-pandemic inflation, makes this book unique. Overall, an excellent addition to any macroeconomics books collection.

The War on Cash by David McRee is a wake-up call to everyone about the tactics being used by governments to restrict the public's use of cash and to abuse the laws for its own purposes. The author outlines the tactics being used by governments and their banking and financial services allies to restrict the public's use of cash and explains how the use and possession of cash is essential to a free and prosperous society. This book provides readers with the information and tools to fight back against government control and collectivism, capitalism, and individual liberty.