This author's analysis of society divided its mores into those that were set forth, which he termed taxis and those that emerged over time, called cosmos. That work contains a section that describes "The Mirage of Social Justice," ends with a discussion of "The Three Sources of Human Values," and is entitled Law, Legislation, and Society. In another work by this economist, he wrote of the process through which banks transferred capital through artificially low interest rates, calling for the end of central bnaks to address that issue. Those ideas were addressed in Prices and Production and The Pure Theory of Capital, 
This author's analysis of society divided its mores into those that were set forth, which he termed taxis and those that emerged over time, called cosmos. That work contains a section that describes "The Mirage of Social Justice," ends with a discussion of "The Three Sources of Human Values," and is entitled Law, Legislation, and Society. In another work by this economist, he wrote of the process through which banks transferred capital through artificially low interest rates, calling for the end of central bnaks to address that issue. Those ideas were addressed in Prices and Production and The Pure Theory of Capital, but this man's best-known work contains a chapter entitled "The Socialist Roots of Nazism" and addresses the idea that Fascism is the fundamental response to socialism by capitalism. For 10 points, name this author of The Road to Serfdom who developed the idea of business cycles.
This author's analysis of society divided its mores into those that were set forth, which he termed taxis and those that emerged over time, called cosmos.
Friedrich {Hayek}