Title: Single Perspective But Still Great
Product review: First and last, this is a great book. It clearly explains one of the major economic theories of business cycles and goes on to apply it to the Great Depression. The book is best suited to a college economics student, or to a layman willing to devote a considerable level of effort to understanding the subject, but it would not be a particularly difficult project for anyone who reads on a college level. It should be noted that the book espouses ONE of the major economic theories of business cycles, the Austrian theory. Since the book is well written, it is almost dangerous to a student going into it blindly--you are liable to become an Austrian economist! Not that this is a bad thing, but you should realize there are other viewpoints. I do think Rothbard is a bit monomaniacal in his devotion to Austrian theory at the exclusion of everything else, but that doesn't prevent this from being a great book.
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