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Neither is it easy to believe that a Nobel Prize-winning economist such as Friedrich Hayek could write an essay called Why I Am Not A Conservative, which makes a prescient case for why the right-wing Republicans can neither be moderate nor embrace change:
THE TIME IS NOW 2009
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Legendary economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Joseph Schumpeter influenced such thinking, saying it was the private sector's task to carry out any readjustment following a boom; after all, allowing boom-bust cycles to play out naturally served the U.S. economy well in the 19th century, when it emerged stronger after each downturn with no government intervention.
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According to writers in the so-called ˜classical liberal™ tradition such as Friedrich Hayek, freedom consists in the absence of intentional coercion (see Hayek, 1960).
Social Minimum White, Stuart 2004
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BRIAN LAMB, host: Alan Ebenstein, author of "Friedrich Hayek," why do you think people want to know about this man?
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That is not to say they had not read the key conservative texts, such as Friedrich Hayek's
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That is not to say they had not read the key conservative texts, such as Friedrich Hayek's
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Me: "And so did other famous free-marketeers, such as Friedrich Hayek and Ludwig von Mises.
James Pinkerton: Das Bailout: A Conversation With Karl Marx 2009
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This means that Mr. Mamet the political theorist must essentially reiterate the work of those more expert than he: Thomas Sowell, Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman and other architects of modern conservative thought.
Enter Stage Right Andrew Klavan 2011
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And for those who have already read Thomas Sowell and Friedrich Hayek and the rest, it might make an amusingly irritating present for a liberal friend.
Enter Stage Right Andrew Klavan 2011
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Although he is no longer subject to godspells, moreover, Shermer "has no problem" identifying himself with the libertarian philosophy of Ayn Rand and the economic theories of Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman, acknowledging that they resonate with his personality and temperament.
Glenn C. Altschuler: Godspells Glenn C. Altschuler 2011
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