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Title: One of the two greatest works on ec onomics.
Review: This monumental follow-up to Ludwig Von Mises's "Human Action" continues the ground-breaking path set by Mises in that work. Rothbard's treatise is written more in the style of an economics textbook. Most of the book is an expansion of the economic principles that Mises's expounded in "Human Action." Rothbard's brilliant defense of a natural monopoly (as opposed to a government-created one) is alone worth the price of the book. But neither work is for the beginner. It is best to read Carl Menger's "Principles of Economics" first, before attempting to tackle either book.
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