In a world, where men kill each other to stay “fully employed”…

in a dystopian present, in which innocent human actions are alleged to harm society and are brutally suppressed…

a new hope against government coercion and deception was about to take root.

Dmitry A. Chernikov presents

Summa Against
the Keynesians

A Treatise on Economics

In which I get medieval on Keynes’ ass.

Do I have the arcane analytical skills and cunning rivaling that of Mises himself?
Read the book to find out!

Summa Against the Keynesians A Treatise on Economics

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