Why no praxeological problems texts?

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I must say, this has been one of the biggest surprises I have had with AE; the lack of texts with problems based on praxeology for the laymen and student to tackle. Given the logical character of the discipline I thought this would be no mean feat. Indeed, I’ve even felt there should be such a demand, to the extent of making one myself! I still need to learn a hell of a lot more before I consider myself near knowledgeable enough to do that.

Indeed, does anyone know of any texts with problems, for the reader to excercise their mind and test their knowledge with? I know of some questions in David Gordon’s excellent Introduction to Economic Reasoning, but none else. Indeed, if not, why do you think this is, and would anyone be interested in creating one?

Cheers

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bump!

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There are some “study questions” at the end of each chapter in the Study Guide for Man, Economy, & State. I assume there are some in the Study Guide for Human Action, as well.

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Its because it isnt logic in the mathematical sense, but linguistic tricks and mental association

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care to expand on this theme?

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Either that or because it isn’t very developed yet. My guess is the latter.