A single reference to Böhm-Bawerk by a Keynesian professor set Jeffrey Herbener, who I consider one of the best economists alive today, on the path toward becoming an Austrian. Here he tells that story to Tom Woods.
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[...] at the Circle Bastiat, Daniel J. Sanchez posted a video by Tom Woods interviewing Jeffrey Herbener. Herbener’s career has been greatly influenced by [...]