Title: Funny Throughout But Only Briefly Enlightening
Product review: P.J. O'Rourke is a funny man. He has made the lessons of economics both entertaining and educational. Yet while enjoyable in its entirety, the most useful part of the book was the final 15 pages, which summarized O'Rourke economic beliefs. There was little reference to the content of the first 230 pages and they seem to have been added as a space-filler for O'Rourke's "treatise on economics." But if you enjoy humor and fifteen pages of economic ideas, then this book is for you.
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