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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.

Hunter Lewis is back with us again.

We've talked to him a couple of times in the past. He's the author of Woods here. Hunter Lewis is back with us again. We've talked to him

a couple of times in the past. He's the author of many books, including where Keynes went

wrong and where Bernie went wrong. Hunter Lewis is co-founder of Cambridge Associates, a global

investment firm, and he is the author of the volume we're going to be discussing today,

which is economics in three lessons and 100 economic laws, two works in one volume.

Hunter Lewis, welcome back to the show.

Great to be with you.

You sure do pump out a lot of stuff on economics.

Very good. So the first half of this

volume is economics in three lessons with a tip of the hat to Henry Haslett. Obviously,

that's meant to be a bit provocative for those of us who were raised on Henry Hasl's book. Why three

lessons? Well, it's more than a tip of the hat.

I mean, it's absolutely following in Henry Haslett's footsteps. The first lesson in my book is

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