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For years I have asked any economics student in Europe if they know or study Austrian School economists and their theories.

The answer has always been no, that they are old economic theories and only Keynesianism is studied.

Saifedean is right in his book, the universities are financed with FIAT and impart Keynesian ideas, the universities are simple centers of indoctrination.

I do not know if this is the case in the United States, but Europe is clearly a covert communist system.

However, in Europe we still have monarchies, so we can't expect much.
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Dr.EAD 2y ago

I’m not sure if I’d put it quite like that😅🤷‍♂️, but yes your inclination is correct. Silly and shallow pseudo-Keynesian/Marxist economic ideas are superfluous, Austrian economics and classical liberalism, much less anything that came after — market anarchy etc. — very rare. (But maybe increasing?)

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Cyph3rp9nk 2y ago

I think Bitcoin who has made these ideas resurface, although at the academic level it is quite the opposite, at the academic level it has embraced what it called neo-communism.