Stigler

Two books by him:



The above one is the theses collection.



This one is full of jokes.

And there is a particular funny chapter in the latter, "How to pass Examinations in Economics", which consists of nine lessons.

Lesson 1: A statement that can be False is False.
Lesson 2: A tax on corporation profits is not a variable cost.
Lesson 3: A statement that can be True is True.
Lesson 4: Know your economy.
Lesson 5: Know your logic.
Lesson 6: Not every entrepreneur is greedy.
Lesson 7: Read and write carefully.
Lesson 8: Not everybody understands Keynesian Economics.
Lesson 9: Nobody knows the suffering that farmers(and students) do.

The details should leave to you, however, please let me tell you one more interesting point. In answering True or False questions, he suggested, T means Theoretically, while F means Fantastic, and we can, strictly speaking should, write (T --- but really F) or (F --- but really T).