Austrian Economics in 100 Lessons: The Definitive Guide to the Austrian School — From Menger and Mises to Hayek and the Modern Free Market Tradition

From Carl Menger’s radical insight in 1871 to the most important ideas in economics today — 100 lessons that take you from complete beginner to deep understanding of the Austrian school.

Most economics education teaches you one school of thought and calls it settled science. Austrian Economics in 100 Lessons teaches you the tradition that challenged every assumption — and kept being proven right.

Across 100 structured lessons, you will explore:

• The foundations — scarcity, human action, subjective value, and why economics is not about money but about choice
• Praxeology — Mises’s methodological breakthrough and why it separates Austrian economics from every other tradition
• Money and banking — the origin of money, fractional reserve banking, inflation, and why monetary expansion distorts the economy
• The Austrian Business Cycle Theory — how artificially low interest rates create booms, malinvestment, and inevitable busts
• The Socialist Calculation Problem — why central planning cannot work, and Mises and Hayek’s definitive proof
• The great thinkers — Menger, Böhm-Bawerk, Mises, Hayek, Kirzner, Rothbard — their lives, breakthroughs, and battles
• Modern applications — how Austrian ideas explain financial crises, entrepreneurship, regulation, and the limits of government

No economics degree required. No mathematical models. Just the clearest, most complete introduction to the most consequential dissident tradition in economic thought.

100 lessons. One complete school of thought. Finally accessible to everyone.