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I’ve started reading Tabarrok’s textbook because I wanted a more concrete understanding of economics (beside the osmosis from reading libertarians), and Tabarrok’s book was purportedly the most pro-capitalism one.
However, I would like to know which other textbooks on economics (that covers similar topics to Tabarrok’s and are pro-capitalism) would you recommend as an alternative.
Thank you.
I would ask Bob Murphy or look for stuff he’s written.
Checking his bibliography it seems that “Lessons for the Young Economist” is a good first choice. Thanks!