Citizen of the Galaxy

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Anybody here read Heinlein's "Citizen of the Galaxy"? To stop think kind of a business, you make it unprofitable. The question is "how?"

…er a protagonist talking with a trucker about the truck's antigrav propulsion, then whipping out a slip-stick to figure out how far down it would be pushed under load. ( Citizen of the Galaxy , I think.)

You're Not as Smart as You Could be Here's where Heinlein got the Renshaw Tachistoscope from (Gulf, Citizen of the Galaxy, etc.) http://www.enter.net/~torve/critics/Renshaw/notassmart/notassmart1.html

"Have Spacesuit, Will Travel", Robert A. Heinlein. "Citizen of the Galaxy", Robert A. Heinlein. "The Rolling Stones", Robert A. Heinlein. "A Wrinkle in Time", Madeleine L'Engle. Any of the ones skmurphy recommended.