The author of The Use of Knowledge in Society, The Pure Theory of Capital, and Prices and Production, he is probably best known for a 1944 work that details the tradeoff between socialism and freedom.
This figure was the major force behind the Mount Pelerin society and preferred to refer to himself as an "Old Whig." He did work on neurophysiology and, in 1952, published The Sensory Order. His essay "Why I am not a Conservative" serves as an appendix to The Constitution of Liberty, which preceded such works as 1988's The Fatal Conceit. The author of The Use of Knowledge in Society, The Pure Theory of Capital, and Prices and Production, he is probably best known for a 1944 work that details the tradeoff between socialism and freedom. For ten points, name this author of The Road to Serfdom and winner of the 1974 Nobel Prize for Economics.
This figure was the major force behind the Mount Pelerin society and preferred to refer to himself as an "Old Whig."
Friedrich {Hayek}