Reddit reviews The Market: Ethics, Knowledge and Politics (Economics as Social Theory)

I would check out Steven Keen's PDF article here. Austrian economics relies on Say's Law. Without it, a free market is not possible. For an excellent and well researched debunking of Austrian Business Cycle Theory (ABCT) see here. For an excellent book which covers issues of the economic calculation debate, methodological individualism, and other issues see The Market. Also Debunking Economics by Steve Keen has 3 chapters that debunk core issues of Austrian Economics. Perhaps the best criticism of Austrian Economics can be found the Social Democracy for the 21st Century which comes from a Post Keynesian perspective. That should get you started but there is much more to learn. If you want to really understand Austrian Economics you need to sit down and read the books about it. I found "The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics" to be a great source for someone new to the subject. It has about a 100 article briefly explaining different aspects of Austrian Economics. However, you'll have to do more research to get a good grasp of the subject.