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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sakata, post: 2735570, member: 23778&quot;]I was not really implying deliberate suppression as much as meaning that they did not consider any other type of economic as being worth considering and so did bother to label it Keynesian Economics.&nbsp; It was as if Austrian, or any other type, did not even exist.&nbsp; She knew all the facts when she graduated (many years go) but had never heard it referred it as Keynesian Economics, even thought Keynes was discussed.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>To me that strikes of either ignorance or deliberation.&nbsp; A few years ago I was talking to the head of the economics department at a community college I was adjuncting at the time.&nbsp; When I asked him why they did not teach Austrian his response was that he could not remember what it was but he thinks he did have a course in a course in it as a grad students.&nbsp; That says a lot.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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