This book is a great introductory text to Economics in the broadest sense. That means the author not only addresses the nature of economics but also discusses important issues such as the role of value in human action, how prices are determined, and the effect of wage interventions. All of these topics are timely in the current era. In Part Two of the book the focus is on the nature of money and the cause of the 1929 depression.
Written by a student of Ludwig von Mises, this is an excellent place to start to learn the essentials of economics or to refresh your knowledge of the subject. I would recommend this to all people who are interested in how the government is inexorably destroying our economy and how it can be saved ( )