A little too dense for me, but he has quite the pedigree. I read one of his books, Wages of Destruction, about the economics of Nazi Germany. If you like to r

A little too dense for me, but he has quite the pedigree. I read one of his books, Wages of Destruction, about the economics of Nazi Germany. If you like to read things like 'In February of 1942 steel production fell to just 22 thousand tons a month, rail cars continued to fall behind by 20 cars or more a day, while diverting steel to armanents instead of rails hampered the war effort more than...' (made up numbers but you get the drift)