What book would probably be considered Lord Keynes’ best book in highlighting his economic perspective? I’m involved in a project and I want to point out the worse of the worse in Keynes writings. Anybody?
His magnum opus The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money is a good at highlighting Keynes’ erroneous views on employment, interest and money.
http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/k/keynes/john_maynard/k44g/
Henry Hazlitt wrote a line by line refuatiation of the book. It’s called The Failure of the New Economics.
If you want a shorter refutation, try Hoppe’s essay The Misesian Case Against Keynes.
Both criticisms are available free at mises.org.
The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
Hazlitt would be one of your best resources in pointing out virtually every flaw of Keynes’s in his chapter-by-chapter refutation of Genereal Theory:
http://mises.org/books/failureofneweconomics.pdf
Edit: Damn you, Matthew. You beat me to it.
Thank you
Thank you. I see people are on the same page with this! [Y]