> If he doesn’t succeed, it’s hard to see how the Austrian school of economics can continue. just to point it, but he isn't applying much of the Austrian ideas

> If he doesn’t succeed, it’s hard to see how the Austrian school of economics can continue. just to point it, but he isn't applying much of the Austrian ideas in Argentina. The stuff he ends-up doing tends to be out-right run of the mill monetarism. He didn't do anything new or revolutionary. Do the Austrian school economists even have ideas that can be applied as a shock, like what you can do in a single year?