Liberty In the Books Web Page

by Ari Armstrong | 1:40 pm, February 26, 2010 | Comments Off

I've finished the Liberty In the Books web page (for now). See http://tinyurl.com/libertybooks

The readings cover basic economics, health policy, the Great Depression, the housing bust, and antitrust. I'll continue to add new review questions as the Denver group progresses.

I hope that the web page encourages others around the country to start similar reading groups. I also hope the review questions are useful for independent study. So tell your friends!

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