I would be surprised if there are more than 50 people alive today who have read Hayek's "pure theory of capital" cover to cover and understand it. I read "pric

I would be surprised if there are more than 50 people alive today who have read Hayek's "pure theory of capital" cover to cover and understand it. I read "prices and production and other works", which was difficult, but pretty interesting and made me understand the major flaws in KeynesIan economics. However, "Pure theory of capital" is over my head though. I am glad to see that even Milton Friedan agrees with me.