Here in Reuters. No, Chrystia, you won’t find “God-given rights” in Hayek. It pays to slow down enough to get your facts in order, while in the midst of typing away. Chrystia is “Global Editor-at-Large” for the often suspect news source Reuters.
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Here in Reuters. No, Chrystia, you won’t find “God-given rights” in Hayek. It pays to slow down enough to get your facts in order, while in the midst of typing away. Chrystia is “Global Editor-at-Large” for the often suspect news source Reuters.
Hayek is famous among libertarian academics for being a critic of 19th century laissez faire. (See, for example, Walter Bock, “Hayek’s Road to Serfdom”). Indeed, one of the most famous lines in Hayek’s mega-seller The Road to Serfdom is an attack on 19th century laissez faire: ““Probably nothing has done so much harm to the . . . → Read More: Richard Peet of Clark U. – Our Latest “Who’s Lying About Hayek Now?” Contestant
Here is a good part of the explanation. I might also recommend this book.
That’s my impression, but you be the judge.
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