The Framework

I really like this collection, and would recommend each book to anyone who wants to learn Austrian Economics. Books are all a nice size and easy to read.

I did have a bit of trouble actually getting this though. I had ordered this along with several other books, but for some reason the first package I received had every book but those from the Framework. The odd thing was that according to the site here, it had been shipped with everything else, but it was clearly missing from the packing slip.

I simply left an order note though, and they quickly had things sorted out. In a few days I had my framework collection.

So just a bit of a warning, and in spite of that difficulty I still recommend buying this.

Now that I am nearly finished with the Bastiat Collection, I can say that the books are both very durable and comfortably sized.  After many hours of reading, the book shows hardly any signs of use - the binding holds together well and I haven't run into any of the usual paperback problems like splitting corners in the cover or creasing.  The print is also very clear and well defined, so any doubters about the construction of affordable paperbacks of mammoth works can know that the result is impressive.

Just received my package of the "framework".

My biggest hesitation was if these "pocket" books would be of sufficient size and quality. I must say I was thrilled when I got the books, they are just big enough to be comfortable and the pages are thick and of heavy enough material to ensure durability through long hours of studies. Wonderful work.


I do have a question though. Which one should I embark on first? I haven't read any of them before and am giddy to begin but I am curious as to which would be best to read first. I am a freshman in college currently taking two economics classes but I don't consider myself too knowledgeable so I just didn't want to jump in over my head. Thanks.