Now Playing at Reason.tv: Russell Roberts on The Price of Everything

Reason Staff | 10.31.2008 12:00 PM

Russell Roberts, professor of economics at George Mason University, sits down with Reason.tv to discuss his latest book, The Price of Everything: A Parable of Possibility and Prosperity.

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davek 17 years ago

Russell! Knock it off with the self-deprecation! I'm hot to read the book, but you're throwing cold water on me.
davek 17 years ago

1st post! Don't I win something?
Brandybuck 17 years ago

For being 1st post you get second prize.
Big Green Monkey 17 years ago

Best (but not most successful, yet) didactic novel of all time: Ishmael by Daniel Quinn.
Paul Roscelli 17 years ago

The book is outstanding. I have read it twice and am thinking about how to use it in my freshman economics course

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