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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (17993)	3/18/2016 4:00:41 PM
From: Blasher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

nice . . several things . . . 1 - Austrian and Keynesian economics are opposites 2 - I like Schumpeter .. he seems to fit between Smith and Toynbee . . . Schumpeter not being as anti-Capitalism as Toynbee 3 - It is interesting that Schumpeter thought Capitalism would collapse for the same reasons that Socialism, where tried, actually did collapse. 4 - Capitalism is still going strong and leads to freedom and prosperity for most everyone wherever it is tried. 5 - Capitalism allows us to have this conversation instead of working out in the fields for our fellow man . . . instead, we can work [or not] however we want and still care for the needy, etc. OK . . that's enough socioeconomicpolitical talk for now unless you wanted to talk about something we've already said :-)