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REVIEWS OF WTF?!
"Except for being more creative than most, Peter Leeson...is a perfectly normal economist....Maybe several hundred
years from now a future Leeson will try to explain how our political weirdness made even a modicum of sense in the 20th and
21st centuries."
"This book is what happens when a professor of economics and law with a love of the curious examines what looks like irrational behaviour....Excellent."
“[B]rilliant logic….this book is downright fun…enjoyable as much for entertainment as enlightenment….You don't need to care one bit about economics or social theory to enjoy this book. Conversely, if you hate fun and frivolity and care only for social science, you'll find serious economic theory in WTF?! If you don't find the world more fascinating and enjoyable, and people more ingenious and clever, after reading WTF?!, something might be wrong with you!”
Isaac Morehouse
“Pete Leeson is not your everyday economist. And WTF is not an ordinary economics book….Many authors claim that their work could be enjoyably read by a non-academic, but unusually this book actually delivers on this promise….[The] explanation is imaginative, ingenious, and, once one thinks about it, quite plausible.”
"A very effective book within the Beckerian tradition."
Marginal Revolution