A review by twinspin
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt

3.0

Classic work of libertarian economic theory that was recommended reading to me by the chair of the Econ Department at HCC. Despite being originally written more than 70 years ago (and updated 30 years later in the edition I read), most of the information presented about the global post-WWII economy has maintained its relevance. And unlike some classic works of economic theory, Hazlitt's writing style is very accessible and easy to follow. I didn't agree with everything that Hazlitt proposed, but found it to be a work that opened my eyes to different fields of thought.