What textbooks could be used that would provide a REAL education in (Austrian) Economics?
UG: Gene Callahan — Economics for Real People: An Introduction to the Austrian School (2nd ed., Mises Institute).
UG: Robert P. Murphy — Choice: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action (Independent Institute, 2015)
UG: Saifedean Ammous — Principles of Economics (The Saif House, 2023)
Grad/advanced: Murray N. Rothbard — Man, Economy, and State (with Power and Market; Scholar’s Edition, Mises Institute)
Grad/advanced: Ludwig von Mises — Human Action: A Treatise on Economics (Scholar’s Edition preferred).
@zmbwl123@Hells_Assailent@Feddny@SydneyLWatson And that's the problem with Islam. Thinking the role of the church and the government are the same. That they are, in fact, the same.
One of the problems, anyway...
@Adamqwax@BigPapaGuma@Asher_am6 But I didn't think about the First Amendment until I saw a guy bad mouthing a cop in front of a post office and getting away with it. A couple years later and I can quote chapter and verse of case law. Auditors didn't teach me the 1st ammendment but they got me to think about it.
@Adamqwax@BigPapaGuma@Asher_am6 I'll agree auditors could do more to actually educate people about our rights, but the general lack of understanding of them is an existential threat to our country, imho. Auditing should be less about our right to film and more about our responsibility to understand our rights.
@WelfareGrok@Exitbahg@VnMn22019093 Bob the electrician should understand our rights as well. The Auditors are correct in wanting to educate people they're just absolutely piss poor at actually doing it.