Economic freedom

Name: Economic freedom
Author: Hayek

1991

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Title page, copyright information, and table of contents for Friedrich Hayek's 'Economic Freedom'...

Democracy Friedrich A. Hayek Laissez-faire Monetary Policy Unemployment Austrian School Catallactics legal theory Rule of Law Trade Unions Effective Demand Jacob Viner Keynesian Economics Price Level Collective Bargaining Exchange Rates Inflation Quantity Theory of Money Capital Theory John Maynard Keynes Mercantilism Price Mechanism Scarcity Gold Standard Monetary Reform Price Stability Wages Liquidity Labor Mobility Money Supply Planned Economy Wage Rigidity Coercion Monopoly Central Banking Deflation expectations Monetary Stability macroeconomics microeconomics Social Justice Bretton Woods John Stuart Mill Productivity International Liquidity Special Drawing Rights Chicago School Ludwig von Mises Credit Expansion Acceleration Principle Fiscal Policy Fixed Capital Purchasing Power Stagflation Alvin Hansen Nicholas Kaldor Underconsumption Lionel Robbins Irving Fisher Monetary Theory John Hicks Legal Tender Exchange Control Herbert Spencer Adam Smith Fiat Money Sovereignty Spontaneous Order Taxation Bimetallism Gresham's Law banking Depreciation Interest Rates Capital Consumption Economic Calculation Alfred Marshall Carl Menger Leon Walras Velocity of Circulation Milton Friedman Monetarism Competition Knut Wicksell Neutral Money Banknotes Business Cycles Free Banking Walter Bagehot Balance of Payments Public Finance Totalitarianism Economic History Free Trade David Hume John Law Richard Cantillon Capitalism Labor Market David Ricardo Hjalmar Schacht Equilibrium Mathematical Economics Positivism Vilfredo Pareto Investment Karl Popper Paul Samuelson Price Controls Elasticity of Demand Resource Allocation Joseph Schumpeter Capital Accumulation Privatization Division of Labor Opportunity Cost Externalities Property Rights Socialism Syndicalism Collectivism Karl Marx Labor Theory of Value International Trade Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Jean-Jacques Rousseau Aristotle political philosophy Separation of Powers Immanuel Kant Jeremy Bentham John Locke Liberalism Bureaucracy

Table of Contents · 110 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter

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Introduction by Norman Barryessay

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A Tiger by the Tail: Part I - The Debate, 1931–1971essay

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A Tiger by the Tail: Part II - The Misuse of Aggregatestheoretical

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A Tiger by the Tail: Part III - Neglect of Real for Monetary Aspectstheoretical

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A Commodity Reserve Currencyessay

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Keynes's Comment on Hayekessay

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F. D. Graham's Criticism of Keynesessay

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Keynes's Reply to Grahamessay

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Full Employment, Planning, and Inflationessay

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Inflation Resulting from Downward Inflexibility of Wagesessay

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Labour Unions and Employmentchapter

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Inflation – a Short-term Expedient and the Deceit is Short-livedessay

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Personal Recollections of Keynesessay

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General and Relative Wagesessay

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Wage Rigidities and Monetary Policyessay

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Importance of Relative Wages and the Caracas Conferenceessay

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The Outlook for the 1970s: Open or Repressed Inflation?essay

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Central Control and Profit-sharing Solutionsessay

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Addendum 1978: The Austrian vs. Chicago Approach to Inflationessay

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Good and Bad Unemployment Policiesessay

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Full Employment Illusions and the Capital Goods Sectoressay

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Review of Beveridge's Full Employment in a Free Societyessay

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Notes and Referencesfootnotes

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Notes on Economic Theory and Monetary Policy (Notes 19-38)footnotes

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Notes on International Monetary Policy and Labor Relations (Notes 39-85)footnotes

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Denationalisation of Money: The Practical Proposalchapter

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The Generalisation of the Underlying Principlechapter

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The Origin and Abuse of the Government Prerogativechapter

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The Mystique of Legal Tenderchapter

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Gresham's Law and Parallel Currencieschapter

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Putting Private Token Money into Circulationchapter

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Competition Between Banks Issuing Different Currencieschapter

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Effects of Competition and the Role of the Presstheoretical

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Three Questions on Private Currency Regulationtheoretical

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A Digression on the Definition of Moneytheoretical

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The Possibility of Controlling the Value of a Competitive Currencytheoretical

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Competition and Parasitic Currenciestheoretical

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Which Sort of Currency Would the Public Select?theoretical

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Which Value of Money? Standards and Stabilitytheoretical

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The Uselessness of the Quantity Theory and the Cash Balance Approachtheoretical

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A Note on Monetarism and Indexationtheoretical

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Historical Evidence and the Efficacy of Private Currencytheoretical

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The Desirable Behaviour of the Supply of Currencytheoretical

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Free Banking: Historical Context and the Failure of Centralizationchapter

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The Proposed Reform and its Opponentschapter

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No More General Inflation or Deflation?chapter

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Monetary Policy Neither Desirable Nor Possiblechapter

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A Better Discipline than Fixed Rates of Exchangechapter

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Should There be Separate Currency Areas?chapter

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The Effects on Government Finance and Expenditurechapter

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Problems of Transition and Commercial Bankingchapter

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Protection Against the State and Long-run Prospectschapter

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Conclusions: The Abolition of Government Monopoly of Moneytheoretical

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Notes to Denationalisation of Moneyfootnotes

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Bibliographybibliography

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Market Standards for Moneyessay

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Choice in Currency: A Way to Stop Inflationessay

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Long-run Monetary Stability and the Competition for Currencytheoretical

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A Comment on Keynes, Beveridge, and Keynesian Economicstheoretical

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Notes to Economic Freedomfootnotes

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Inflation: the Path to Unemployment - The Economic Consequences of Lord Keyneschapter

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Restructuring the Economy by Making Markets Workchapter

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Full Employment at Any Price? - Part I: Inflation and Unemploymentchapter

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Keynes's Political 'Cure' for Unemployment and the True Theorychapter

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Inflation Ultimately Increases Unemploymentchapter

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What Can Be Done Now? - Restoring Monetary Disciplinechapter

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The Pretence of Knowledge (Nobel Memorial Lecture)theoretical

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No Escape: Unemployment Must Follow Inflationtheoretical

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Notes and References for Full Employment at Any Price?footnotes

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Introduction to the Repercussions of Rent Restrictionessay

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The Unique Characteristic of Housing and Supply Elasticityessay

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Effects on Distribution and Labour Mobilityessay

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Effect on Income Distribution and Wage Levelsessay

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Effect on Supply of Capital and Theoretical Analysisessay

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Transition to an Open Market and Practical Measuresessay

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1980s Unemployment and the Unions: Employment and Inflationessay

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The Scapegoat of Aggregate Demand and the Poison of Inflationessay

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Stopping Inflation and the Role of Public Financeessay

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The Telecommunications System of the Marketessay

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British Anti-Economics and the Necessity of Competitionessay

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Three Options for Policy: Market, Planning, and Syndicalismessay

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The Market as Liberator and the Failure of Collectivismessay

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The Labour Theory Error and the Conflict of Moral Instinctsessay

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Competition as a Discovery Procedure and the Role of the Economistessay

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The Decline of Britain and the Keynesian Delusionessay

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Trade Unions and Britain's Economic Declineessay

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The Cause of Unemployment and the Keynesian Erroressay

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Reform of Trade Union Privilege as the Price of Salvationessay

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The Confusion of Language in Political Thought: Introductionessay

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Cosmos and Taxis: Spontaneous Order vs. Organizationessay

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Nomos and Thesis: Universal Rules vs. Organizational Commandsessay

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Articulated and Non-articulated Rulesessay

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Opinion and Will, Values and Endsessay

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Nomocracy, Teleocracy, Catallaxy, and Economyessay

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Demarchy and Democracytheoretical

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The Limits of Democratic Belieftheoretical

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Notes to Economic Freedomfootnotes

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Economic Freedom and Representative Government: The Seeds of Destructionessay

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The Danger of Unlimited Governmentessay

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The Fundamental Principle and Social Justiceessay

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The Separation of Powers and Lawyer's Lawessay

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A Proposal for Two Representative Assembliesessay

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Advantages of Legislative Separation and the Ideal Commonwealthessay

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Will the Democratic Ideal Prevail? A Bargaining Democracyessay

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Laws versus Directions: The Return to Unlimited Governmentessay

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From Unequal Treatment to Arbitrarinessessay

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Separation of Powers to Prevent Unlimited Governmentchapter

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Notes and Referencesfootnotes

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Indexbibliography

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