I'm looking for some reading sources--or just someone's 2-minute overview--of the debates on LVT; and on the mid-century calculation debates between the austrians/neoclassicists and the advocates of central planning.

These things seem like consistent sticking points when dealing with True Believer libs. I don't expect to convince them--neoclassical economics's very first act in most textbooks is to open up with the myths of barter and marginal utility, and to trick people into ignoring the "time" axis on the supply/demand curve, so if you accept those you've already taken the leap of faith--but what I rarely see are in-depth counter-arguments or criticisms of the rejection of LVT, and the rejection of planning. In fact, I couldn't even articulate why LVT was rejected among 'conventional' economists or tell you the broad outlines of the debate.

I'd struggle with something math-heavy but i'm not beyond reading in-depth texts and original sources