Professor Bylund provides a brief, yet thorough, explanation of how the economy actually works. It is a little weighty at some points, but no more so than necessary in order to challenge many of the commonly-held errors regarding the market. He concisely shows how the market operates according to immutable laws, how a the consumer is sovereign in the market, and how regulations disrupt the normal flow of the economy - typically with consequences that can be foreseen with those who understand those economic laws.
This is definitely a useful book to introduce any thoughtful individual to the "Austrian School" of economics.
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Per Bylund has succeeded in writing an easy to understand book on economics that anyone can read. Most people don't think about economics, but in reality everyone does. Economics impacts nearly every decision we make every day of our lives. What I liked most about this book is that it gives definition to the ideas I experience when making decisions.I highly recommend this book for anyone that wants to expand their economic knowledge, that wants to have a better understanding of the world around them, and that wants to make better decisions.
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Per Bylund has succeeded in writing an easy to understand book on economics that anyone can read. Most people don't think about economics, but in reality everyone does. Economics impacts nearly every decision we make every day of our lives. What I liked most about this book is that it gives definition to the ideas I experience when making decisions.
I highly recommend this book for anyone that wants to expand their economic knowledge, that wants to have a better understanding of the world around them, and that wants to make better decisions.
I highly recommend this book for anyone that wants to expand their economic knowledge, that wants to have a better understanding of the world around them, and that wants to make better decisions.
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Know more about Economics than 99% of the Population in less than 200 pages.
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Not convincing. This is not a strong, distinctive case for Austrian economics.
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