content: Finally the world is being exposed to the thinking of Austrian economists after decades of Keysian propaganda. This book is another of the recent number of books on the subject. Like the others, it's all about common sense, it represents the genius of the spontaneous ordering of the free market system with its attendents; protection of private property rights by a rule of law (and not men), the need for a stable currency, external defense, and internal order.I would suggest that the reader also peruse "the making of modern economics" by Mark Skousen and anything by Thomas Sowell. The jury is in, the Austrians have won the battle of economic ideas. And, lest we forget, economics is "the business of life."