Title: What's all the hype about?
Product review: This book, one can afford to miss. With all of the other exceptional economic reads, many of which put out by the Mises Institute, by such authors as Hayek, Rothbard, Hazlitt, and Von Mises, I'm not entirely sure why this book receives so much praise, while the true reads receive so little. If you are a young economist or someone looking to understand anything about the market, how it works, the big picture in a meaningful way this book really isn't for you. This book does touch briefly on a couple of interesting topics that aren't commonly found in economic literature, such as the finances of a drug dealer. All in all though, I'm not overly impressed, and the authors have a way of presenting information in a more controversial way, when economic theory is controversial enough. Meaning that they have miss-quoted some of their supposed "sources". If you were my family or friend, I would tell you to, "Pick something else, and optimize your time spent reading."
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