Titlebook: Hayek: Economist and Social Philosopher; A Critical Retrospec Stephen F. Frowen (Honorary Research Fellow, Senio Book 1997 Palgrave Macmill

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Hayek, Marx and Keynes,ate twentieth century, although his relations with Keynes after their early encounters in the 1930s were nothing but cordial. Keynes himself was more liberal than Keynesians, especially the British ones. But after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, Hayek was

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Hayek and the Limitations of Knowledge: Philosophical Aspects,it will be at the point at which they left off that our analysis will have to resume.’ (Hayek, 1982). ‘Our reason is not like a plane indefinitely far extended, the limits of which we know in a general way only; but must rather be compared to a sphere, the radius of which can be determined from the

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Hayek on Trade Unions: Social Philosopher or Propagandist?,trade unions, without accompanying them by any supporting evidence.. As an example, just one among many, consider his remarkable claim (in ‘1980s Unemployment and the Unions’ — Hayek, 1991) that the legalised powers acquired by British trade unions prior to 1980 became ‘the biggest obstacle to raisi