Here is Lorenzo from Oz in a comment on Scott’s blog:
Q: How can you tell an internet “Austrian”?
A: They have successfully predicted 10 of the last 0 bouts of hyperinflation.
Lorenzo is a genius!
HT Michał Gamrot
How can you tell an internet “Austrian”?
Posted by Lars Christensen on April 2, 2012
https://marketmonetarist.com/2012/04/02/how-can-you-tell-an-internet-austrian/
The Market Monetarist- From excessively easy to excessive tight US monetary policy
- Re-visited: Firefighter Arsonists – the myth of the central bankers as ‘good’ crisis managers
- US monetary policy has become too TIGHT – the Fed risks significantly UNDERSHOOTING it’s 2% inflation target
- ChatGPT, Python, FRED and some NGDP gaps
- Re-visiting R*: Close to the end of the hiking cycle for the Fed
- US inflation set to fall sharply in the coming quarters
- Recession or not? Answering a question the Fed should not care about
- Milton Friedman commented on Powell’s Fed in 1978
- Carl Bildt is puzzled – he should read an economics textbook
- US domestic spending – a closer look at the 2021-22 data
The Market Monetarist 
Marcus Nunes
/ April 2, 2012And, I suppose, some MMTers will say, coming from the opposite side of the Austrians, that Argentina´s experiment with a completely subservient Central Bank brings no risk of hyperinflation.
lorenzofromoz
/ April 2, 2012I aim to please 🙂
Lars Christensen
/ April 2, 2012Lorenzo you indeed do!
lorenzofromoz
/ April 4, 2012Marcus: nice one. Just like Zimbabwe perhaps?
Benjamin Cole
/ April 4, 2012At any moment, any nation is one inch away from becoming the Weimar Republic (and Nazism inevitable), or Zimbabwe or Argentina.
Nations with long records of moderate inflation and prosperity (which includes most Western economies) are anomalies.
lorenzofromoz
/ April 5, 2012Yes Benjamin, that is the mindset encapsulated nicely 🙂