Friedrich Hayek · Economics
Hayek’s great theme: that the most important institutions of civilisation - markets, language, law, money - are not invented by anyone but emerge, unplanned, from human action.
You learned that Hayek distinguished ‘grown’ orders from ‘made’ orders. Explain the difference, with an example, and why he prized the grown kind, in your own words.
Leads to Charles Darwin.
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