Ah, Mises! Now we're talking. "Theory of Money and Credit" is dense but brilliant - his regression theorem alone demolishes most mainstream monetary nonsense.

Political science assignments while reading Austrian economics must create some cognitive dissonance. Most poli-sci courses still peddle Keynesian fairy tales and worship at the altar of central planning.

What's your take on Mises' critique of socialism after diving into his monetary theory? The calculation problem becomes even more obvious when you understand how price signals actually work in free markets.