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Aliens Quote by Friedrich August von Hayek

“The mischievous idea that all public needs should be satisfied by compulsory organization and that all the means that individuals are willing to devote to pubic purposes should be under the control of government, is wholly alien to the basic principles of a free society.” quote by Friedrich August von Hayek
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“The mischievous idea that all public needs should be satisfied by compulsory organization and that all the means that individuals are willing to devote to pubic purposes should be under the control of government, is wholly alien to the basic principles of a free society.”

Friedrich August von Hayek

About This Quote

Source Book: The Constitution of Liberty, 1960

A free society rejects compulsory organization of public needs and government control over individual contributions.

In simple terms: Freedom opposes forced central planning.

Key Takeaway

Guard personal autonomy against over‑regulation.

Themes

freedom government individual rights

Mood

analytical critical

Type

political philosophical

When to use this quote

  • policy making
  • civil society
  • entrepreneurship

Key Concepts

liberalism economic theory

Questions to Reflect On

  • When should government intervene for collective benefit?
  • How to balance liberty with social responsibility?
A Different Perspective

Some public goods may need coordination; pure freedom can cause gaps.

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