Just over 70 years ago, economist Henry Hazlitt wrote an economics textbook, Economics in One Lesson, which is still regarded as one of the best introductory economic texts available to the public. The book contains not a graph or a mathematical equation and reduces economics to its essence — logical reasoning.
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