Furthermore, both are predicated on the idea of a steady state, some kind of economic nirvana which would come into being if only everyone would adopt these (su

Furthermore, both are predicated on the idea of a steady state, some kind of economic nirvana which would come into being if only everyone would adopt these (supposedly) fabulous economic ideals - which is why neither Marxists nor Austrians can point to any economies where their theories are applied with great success. They excuse by explaining that the existing system is corrupt and their theory will only work if everyone joins in with it. In the meantime, all problems are the result of filthy bankers. This reminded me of the "Requires immediate total cooperation from everybody at once" entry in the Final Ultimate Solution to the Spam Problem (FUSSP) Response. Someone must have written a FUSSP equivalent for economics.