Equality of the general rules of law and conduct, however, is the only kind of equality conducive to liberty and the only equality which we can secure without destroying liberty. Not only has liberty nothing to do with any other sort of equality, but it is even bound to produce inequality in many respects. This is the necessary result and part of the justification of individual liberty: if the result of individual liberty did not demonstrate that some manners of living are more successful than others, much of the case for it would vanish.
— F.A. Hayek
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LibertyStory.net
- Biography of F.A. Hayek
by Peter G. Klein
Ludwig von Mises Institute
- Up from Freedom: Friedrich von Hayek and the Defence of Liberty
by Richard M. Ebeling
LSE Hayek Society
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by F.A. Hayek
- Liberalism
by F.A. Hayek
Angelfire.com
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