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Uploaded on Mar 21, 2010

Friedrich Hayek talking about how the revival of his reputation is bound up with the failure of Keynesianism.

The full interview was conducted by Thomas W. Hazlett in November 12, 1978 & can be found here

http://hayek.ufm.edu/index.php?title=...

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  • 5994fps

    Politicians love Keynes because he gave them an excuse to seize more power.

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  • PrivateAckbar

    I dislike the fact that Hayek doesn't mention Mises more. HE was the greatest economist of the age.

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  • NorthIndochina

    This is the best analysis that i have heard about Kaynes.

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  • rdk89

    truth about keynes from 2:12

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  • tabletalk33

    Agreed.

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  • gsapp59

    Interesting, how are you able to call Mises the greatest economist of the age? There are a number of interviews with Hayek on the UFM site. Well worth watching. I've read Human Action and Theory of Money and Credit and have learned a bunch from those two books. Worth keeping an open mind about Hayek given that people like Vernon Smith say Hayek was the greatest economist of the 20th century.

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  • PrivateAckbar

    I'm not a Hayekian so I wouldn't know. I just thought he would have mentioned it now.

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  • gsapp59

    Lol. Hayek mention Mises in practically every lengthy interview. Heck I think he even spends like 5 or 10 minutes in this particular interview talking about Mises.

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  • Malthus0

    Not particularly. I have no time for natural rights ethics. As far as I know I have no problems with his economics. But I have only read parts of Man Economy & State. The name was picked because Marx (& Marxists) saw Malthus as a capitalist apologist. My views are generally the opposite of Malthus.

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  • PrivateAckbar

    Are you a fan of Rothbard Malthus0? (what's with your name by the way? Not a fan of him right?!)

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