I want to know if we can make a conservative economics course that you can teach. The way they teach it, universities are all about balancing social and extra government spending with normal economics, and you study the things that went wrong in Zimbabwe and China and Russia and Eastern Europe [but never Arab countries]. Most importantly, you don't study a conservative view of economics and the inherent morality in that system and the advocates of it [in regards to it, at least]. Could you make a college-level economics course with material expressing views defined as conservative by known economists?
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