This economist was also interested in neurology, and published a brain science book titled The Sensory
 Order. This economist's early work focused on how information was conveyed to consumers by the cost of
 goods, the price signaling mechanism, which this economist argued created a "spontaneous order." Late in
 his career, this economist argued that banks should be able to issue their own money, which he said would
 create a competition to create the best currency. This man's political views can be found in the book The
 Constitution of Liberty. His most famous book includes chapters like "why the worst rise to the top." For
 10 points, name this Austrian economist who critiqued government central planning in The Road to
 Serfdom.
This economist was also interested in neurology, and published a brain science book titled The Sensory
 Order. This economist's early work focused on how information was conveyed to consumers by the cost of
 goods, the price signaling mechanism, which this economist argued created a "spontaneous order." Late in
 his career, this economist argued that banks should be able to issue their own money, which he said would
 create a competition to create the best currency. This man's political views can be found in the book The
 Constitution of Liberty. His most famous book includes chapters like "why the worst rise to the top." For
 10 points, name this Austrian economist who critiqued government central planning in The Road to
 Serfdom.
This economist was also interested in neurology, and published a brain science book titled The Sensory
 Order.
Friedrich August von {Hayek}