People who publish things online (blogs, videos, papers, articles, etc.): What’s the most important piece you’ve published? “Most important” = in your estimation. Don’t think too hard about it. But please stick to just one.
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Just a basic introduction to Austrian Capital Theory (written for nonprofessional economists). The best I could find was this https://fee.org/articles/austrian-capital-theory-why-it-matters/ …. But I wanted something a little deeper. Any suggestions?
Specifically, I don’t care at all about the historical feuds between schools/scholars. I just want the ideas :)
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I might be a bad person to ask since (as you saw) I'm a critic, but Lewin's v good. I don't think "roundaboutness" makes sense – Lewin rescues & redefines it elsewhere (https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-the-history-of-economic-thought/article/average-period-of-production-the-history-and-rehabilitation-of-an-idea/3B8E09B00DB6150D1041EC0AADF72303 …), but I think that makes a bigger difference than he does.
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His book "Capital in Disequilibrium" is quite good, but not radical enough. Lachmann's "Capital and Its Structure" also v good, though dense. Garrison's "Time and Money" is kind of canonical, but (I think) deeply problematic.
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