When discussing the economy and stuff I always end up citing capital structure, but the other guy just does not get it. And I dont know what links to give so someone with a keynesian indoctrination can start learning about the capital structure.
I am looking for some sort of “lightweigth” introductory article, something to pick the other person interest so it goes and picks a book about it or something.
Any recomendations?
Try Robert Murphy’s ‘sushi economy’ article:
If you can get the person to seriously consider gaining knowledge on Austrian economics I would suggest Garrison’s Time and Money.
Yes, so I heard, the book is actually in my TODO list. But I was looking for an article that would lure them into reading the book.
Best thing I found was this: http://www.auburn.edu/~garriro/b4mismac.htm
The sushi economy is a great one, some points of use are also in The Austrians versus the Mainstream Potter and His Wheel.
I recommend Recession and Recovery: Six Fundamental Errors of the Current Orthodoxy by economist Robert Higgs.