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Monday, January 11, 2016
Austrian School Book List
I am trying to come up with a solid 5-10 books to recommend people who want to further there reading in the Austrian school of thought. I have always found it interesting when someone finishes a business degree in undergrad and has no idea what the school is. Some books are obvious, just curious what else I could be missing, or haven't heard of.