Hi,
I am looking for a good criticism of the neo-classical method. Preferably not written by an Austrian but one of there own. But I would be glad for some hints to good Austrian criticism of this as well.
This far this is pretty much all I found
I don’t have anything by a non austrian economist, but here’s something by de Soto:
THE ONGOING METHODENSTREIT OF THE AUSTRIAN SCHOOL
That is good by I need something that can be gift wrapped 
I have looked some more and found nothing but a few articles.
Really no one has written a book on why mathematical models failed to predict the financial crisis or somesuch?
Human Action has some great parts on the failure of mathematical models, and for 20 dollars I can’t imagine a better overall gift.
Yeah, it would be. But he is already well versed in the austrian refutation this is mostly as a joke.
I was considering Economics in One lesson and just tell him that maybe it is time to start over?
Really I would want a more mainstream refuation of neoclassical modelling though, but maybe it doesn’t exist?
Anyways this will be good reading for me, I need to read up on the austrian refutation of neoclassical method.