Essays on Liberalism and the Economy
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Essays on Liberalism and the Economy
Hayek, F.A.; Lewis, Paul
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
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Editor's Introduction Editorial Foreword 1. Liberalism 2. The Transmission of the Ideals of Economic Freedom 3. The Prospects of Freedom 4. The Webbs and Their Work 5. Closing Speech to the 1984 Mont Pelerin Society Meeting 6. 'Free' Enterprise and Competitive Order 7. The Economic Conditions of Inter-state Federalism 8. The Meaning of Government Interference 9. The Economics of Development Charges 10. Effects of Rent Control 11. Economics 12. The Uses of 'Gresham's Law' as an Illustration of 'Historical Theory' 13. The Dilemma of Specialisation 14. Full Employment, Planning and Inflation 15. Inflation Resulting from the Downward Inflexibility of Wages 16. Unions, Inflation, and Profits 17. The Corporation in a Democratic Society: In Whose Interest Ought It to and Will It Be Run? 18. The Non Sequitur of the 'Dependence Effect' 19. What Is 'Social'? What Does It Mean? 20. The Moral Element in Free Enterprise 21. The Principles of a Liberal Social Order 22. The Constitution of a Liberal State 23. The Confusion of Language in Political Thought 24. Economic Freedom and Representative Government 25. The Campaign against Keynesian Inflation 26. The New Confusion about 'Planning' 27. The Atavism of Social Justice 28. Whither Democracy? 29. Socialism and Science 30. Two Pages of Fiction: The Impossibility of Socialist Calculation 31. Letters to The Times, 1931-1981
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F.A. Hayek;Austrian economics;classical liberalism;classical economics;economic methodology;heterodox economics;Western economics;Western liberalism;political economy;philosophy of economics;Hold;Follow;Young Men;Keynes;Unlimited;Conferred;Governmental Assembly;Inclined;Spontaneous Order;Late Lord Keynes;Worthwhile;Central Government;Postwar;Mankind;Major Depression;Full Employment Policy;Unlimited Democracy;Concrete Ends;Free Society;Wo;Spontaneous Ordering Forces;Market Order;Kindred;Tenant Protection;Ludwig Von Mises
Editor's Introduction Editorial Foreword 1. Liberalism 2. The Transmission of the Ideals of Economic Freedom 3. The Prospects of Freedom 4. The Webbs and Their Work 5. Closing Speech to the 1984 Mont Pelerin Society Meeting 6. 'Free' Enterprise and Competitive Order 7. The Economic Conditions of Inter-state Federalism 8. The Meaning of Government Interference 9. The Economics of Development Charges 10. Effects of Rent Control 11. Economics 12. The Uses of 'Gresham's Law' as an Illustration of 'Historical Theory' 13. The Dilemma of Specialisation 14. Full Employment, Planning and Inflation 15. Inflation Resulting from the Downward Inflexibility of Wages 16. Unions, Inflation, and Profits 17. The Corporation in a Democratic Society: In Whose Interest Ought It to and Will It Be Run? 18. The Non Sequitur of the 'Dependence Effect' 19. What Is 'Social'? What Does It Mean? 20. The Moral Element in Free Enterprise 21. The Principles of a Liberal Social Order 22. The Constitution of a Liberal State 23. The Confusion of Language in Political Thought 24. Economic Freedom and Representative Government 25. The Campaign against Keynesian Inflation 26. The New Confusion about 'Planning' 27. The Atavism of Social Justice 28. Whither Democracy? 29. Socialism and Science 30. Two Pages of Fiction: The Impossibility of Socialist Calculation 31. Letters to The Times, 1931-1981
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F.A. Hayek;Austrian economics;classical liberalism;classical economics;economic methodology;heterodox economics;Western economics;Western liberalism;political economy;philosophy of economics;Hold;Follow;Young Men;Keynes;Unlimited;Conferred;Governmental Assembly;Inclined;Spontaneous Order;Late Lord Keynes;Worthwhile;Central Government;Postwar;Mankind;Major Depression;Full Employment Policy;Unlimited Democracy;Concrete Ends;Free Society;Wo;Spontaneous Ordering Forces;Market Order;Kindred;Tenant Protection;Ludwig Von Mises
