Of course there are laws of economics. It's just that Keynesians and other statists try to subvert those laws. Eventually, however, the piper must be paid. We're seeing that now, and if these policies continue we'll be seeing it for a long time.
I could name a few Nobel prize for economics winners who would disagree with you.
"Laws", by definition are universally agreed on. Economics includes nothing like that.
I could name a few that agree.
No, laws are simple facts whether they're agreed upon or not.
Because you and the Mises Institute say so? Not quite. Opinions are not equal to laws.