Hayek, the End of Communism, and Me
Veröffentlicht: 28. Oktober 2013 Abgelegt unter: Buch-Tipps & Literatur-Empfehlungen, Friedrich August von Hayek | Tags: Freiheit, Individualismus, Knechtschaft, Kollektivismus, Planwirtschaft, PRICES AND PRODUCTION, Sicherheit, the Road to Serfdom, Totalitarismus, Vaclav Klaus Hinterlasse einen Kommentar
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By Václav Klaus
Auszug:
„The economic system in Europe at the beginning of the 21st century is not a free market economy, but a “social-market economy” (soziale Marktwirtschaft) with a very heavy load of environmentalism in it. Such a system is not tenable; it cannot function in the long run at all, and it cannot function efficiently in the short run. Europe’s sluggish economic growth — currently even stagnation, high unemployment, and increasing indebtedness — are the inevitable (and expected) outcomes. The tragic mistake — the attempt to monetarily unify Europe by introducing a common European currency — made it only more visible and more rapidly moving towards the end.
Hayek’s ideas returned to public attention also with the financial and economic crisis at the end of the last decade (which my country survived relatively well). It seems evident that Hayek proved to be more relevant than Keynes in the analysis of the causes of such a crisis. Hayek tells us that a crisis is usually the result of “easy money policy,” of the irresponsible playing with interest rates and of the dream that fiscal policy can substitute for the much needed restructuring of the economy. He would no doubt consider the currently popular “quantitative easing” a pseudo-medicine. Those who do not know it should reread his Prices and Production, published 80 years ago.
Europe needs Hayek and his merciless analysis of the over regulated, controlled, centrally administered European economic system and of the slippery road to serfdom that we have already embarked on. And I hope that American students, too, will come to understand this new “fatal” conceit.“
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PRICES AND PRODUCTION by Friedrich A. Hayek – PDF [174 pages]
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The Road to Serfdom with The Intellectuals and Socialism by Friedrich A. Hayek – PDF [73 pages]
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The Road to Serfdom – Readers Digest and Cartoon Version
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Traveling Down the Road to Serfdom: History of Socialism from Marx to Obama by Yuri N. Maltsev
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Inhalt
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Individualismus und Kollektivismus
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Die angebliche Zwangsläufigkeit der Planwirtschaft
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Planwirtschaft und Rechtsstaat
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Planwirtschaft und Totalitarismus
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Der Triumph der menschlichen Gemeinheit
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Die sozialistische Wurzel des Nationalsozialismus
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Die Totalitären mitten unter uns
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Ideale und ihre materiellen Voraussetzungen
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Ausblick auf die internationale Ordnung
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Literaturhinweise
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Einführung zur deutschsprachigen Ausgabe 1945 von Wilhelm Röpke
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Vorbemerkung zur Neu-Herausgabe 1971 von F A Hayek
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Namenregister
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Urheberrecht
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Der Weg zur Knechtschaft, Teil 2, Band 1 Gesammelte Schriften in deutscher Sprache: Abt. B, Bücher, Friedrich August von Hayek Band 1 von Works: Bücher, Friedrich August Hayek |
| Autor | Friedrich August von Hayek |
| Herausgeber | Manfred E. Streit |
| Verlag | Mohr Siebeck, 2004 |
| ISBN | 3161479289, 9783161479281 |
| Länge | 256 Seiten |
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Rezension von Michael Wohlgemuth
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