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“The other side of the argument”: Isaiah Berlin versus F. A. von Hayek on liberty, public policies, and the market
The present paper is concerned with the nexus between the different dimensions of liberty, public policies, and the market mechanism. We argue that in order to evaluate the performance of the market mechanism in promoting freedom comprehensively, both the opportunity and the process aspect of libert...
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