Interesting that mentions in the post about proto-Marxism during the Xin Dynasty. Jesús Huerta de Soto, who could easily be considered the greatest exponent of the Austrian School in the Spanish-speaking world today, spoke during one of his classes about a kind of proto-Marxism during the decline of ancient Rome, when the State began a series of subsidies and increased spending, which caused a decline in the private sector, and destabilized the economy along with essential basic productive activities such as agriculture, this weakened the empire and finally allowed the barbarians to cross the borders of Rome.

Continuing with the Nordic countries, my view on them is not so fateful, I believe that if they have taken wrong steps but nothing that can not be solved, my vision is more fateful on the other countries of Europe. I think Sweden can be a great example for other nordic countries, although in short, it is a matter of time to know what happens.