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The ideas of Friedrich A. Hayek regarding the importance of the rule of law in a society are explained in this video, revealing the source of law and how it manages to become an accepted behavior among free individuals, in order for them to properly coexist.

One of Hayek’s many contributions to society was stating that nonetheless a free market system would inevitably create inequalities; it would be the very same market the one to gradually balance it, by promoting competition within the market, instead of trying to level it out.

Friedrich A. Hayek made great contributions to society, as he was an outstanding philosopher and economist, and also because of his influential thoughts in regards to freedom.

In the second part of this collection Friedrich A. Hayek explains his journey into the English society of the 1930s. He explains the ideas that surfaced after the world economic break down, and explains his main epistemological differences between the ideas of John Maynard Keynes and his own.

In this video it is explained the role of tradition and general rules as the source of accepted behavior according to Friedrich A. Hayek’s ideas, along with the importance he finds in freedom and how it influences people’s decisions in their every day actions.

Friedrich A. Hayek believed that central planners mostly limit freedom as they enforce activity controls restricting the development of individuals. He claimed that if foundations of free society were ignored it would eventually lead to the degradation of the freedom for future generations.

This video provides an insight on the ideas of Friedrich A. Hayek regarding government’s interference and taxation. Hayek considered that politicians would always have special interests in controlling those groups in which their power is set on.

In the third part of this collection, Friedrich A. Hayek talks about the point in his life when his ideas began to have a greater echo in the world — after the failure of Keynesianism and the rise of liberal ideas in the West.

This documentary examines Friedrich A. Hayek’s life, family, friends, and education. It looks at the enduring legacy of his ideas and the institutions he founded, including the Mont Pelerin Society, the Institute of Economic Affairs, and the Fraser Institute.

In this video it is explained the role of tradition and general rules as the source of accepted behavior according to Friedrich A. Hayek’s ideas, along with the importance he finds in freedom and how it influences people’s decisions in their every day actions.