Introducing A Tiger By the Tail
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It is perhaps the finest introduction to the thought of a major thinker ever published in the discipline of economics. What makes it unique is the fact that it comprises selections and short excerpts from a broad range of Hayek’s works written over a span of forty years. Despite its broad coverage, the book is amazingly compact and coherent, seamlessly integrating the main themes from Hayek’s writings on money, capital, business cycles, and international monetary systems, writes Joseph T. Salerno on A Tiger by the Tail.
This audio Mises Daily is narrated by Floy Lilley.