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| − | '''The Road to Serfdom''' is a book written by [[Nobel Prize]] Winning economist [[Friedrich Hayek]], it argues that all forms of collectivism and central planning leads logically and inevitably to tyranny. ''The Road to Serfdom'' has since become one of the cornerstones of [[conservative]] and [[libertarian]] thinking. | + | '''The Road to Serfdom''' is a book written by [[Nobel Prize]] Winning economist [[Friedrich Hayek]], it argues that all forms of [[collectivism]] and [[central planning]] leads logically and inevitably to [[tyranny]]. ''The Road to Serfdom'' has since become one of the cornerstones of [[conservative]] and [[libertarian]] thinking. |
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The Road to Serfdom is a book written by Nobel Prize Winning economist Friedrich Hayek, it argues that all forms of collectivism and central planning leads logically and inevitably to tyranny. The Road to Serfdom has since become one of the cornerstones of conservative and libertarian thinking.