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January 3, 2005
Reading, Reading, and More Reading
Here's a list of books and essays (mainly on economics but a few on history as well) that I plan on reading before we depart on our trip around the world starting in July. Most of the works are off George Reisman's bibliography from Capitalism. As I get done with them I'll post short reviews of each...
The Wealth of Nations---Adam Smith
For the New Intellectual---Ayn Rand
The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution --- Ayn Rand
Principles of Economics --- Carl Menger
Principles of Political Economy and Taxation --- David Ricardo
Capital and Interest --- Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Shorther Classics of Bohm-Bawerk --- Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Capitalism and the Historians --- F.A. Hayek
The Constitution of Liberty --- F.A. Hayek
Economic Sophisms --- Frederic Bastiat
Selected Essays on Political Economy --- Frederic Bastiat
The Russians --- Hedrick Smith
Time Will Run Back --- Henry Hazlitt
The Failure of the "New" Economics --- Henry Hazlitt
The Critics of Keynesian Economics --- Henry Hazlitt
An Essay on Capital --- Israil Kirzner
The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money --- J.M. Keynes
A Short History of the World --- J.M. Roberts
The Consequences of Mr. Keynes --- James Buchanan
James Mill Selected Economic Writings --- James Mill
A Treatise on Political Economy --- Jean-Baptiste Say
Second Treatise on Civil Government --- John Locke
The Communist Manifesto --- Karl Marx
Das Kapital --- Karl Marx
Human Action --- Ludwig von Mises
Socialism --- Ludwig von Mises
The Theory of Money and Credit --- Ludwig von Mises
A monetary History of the United States --- Milton Friedman
Man, Economy, and State --- Murray Rothbard
What Has Government Done to Our Money --- Murray Rothbard
The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History --- Thomas E. Woods Jr.
The State Against Blacks --- Walter Williams
Is Government the Source of Monopoly" --- Yale Brozen
That's 33 in all. If blogging is a little lighter over the next few months that's your reason.
Posted by Peter Mork at January 3, 2005 8:04 PM
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