I meant Friedman as an example of monetarism, if that's the confusion. I consider him closely related to Austrian economics, neoliberal economics... at least w

I meant Friedman as an example of monetarism, if that's the confusion. I consider him closely related to Austrian economics, neoliberal economics... at least when it comes to business cycles. A lot of "keynsians" are much more removed from keynes himslef than Friedman is from Hayek, Mises, Bastiat.. Obviously every individual is different and taxonomies are fuzzy. I'm not attached to my taxonomy, just trying to comment without lots of footnotes.