Kinda got lost somewhere around the time folks started arguing that economic laws don't apply to economic transactions, near as I can tell. (Slothful induction ftw?)
But I'm up for an economic discussion, if we can drag it back to that.

Austrian or Keynes? I'll admit I'm more of a von Mises than a Kreugman girl myself, but you do have to get different theories in to get a lively discussion!
Actually, you guys might like a book available on mises.org --
Defending the Undefendable. (Ignore the price--if you click on the PDF, it's free.) Basically an argument for how the Great Scourges (at least, the ones that don't involve theft and violence) of our day are really the result of market distortions rather than inherent sin. Good stuff. I've only read about 8 essays, but they've all been fun.