Research Article
Friedrich Hayek: the theory of knowledge and the epistemic foundation for the criticism of planned economy
Published 2016-06-24
Keywords
- Hayek,
- knowledge,
- criticism,
- planned,
- economy
How to Cite
Indavera Stieben, L. G. (2016). Friedrich Hayek: the theory of knowledge and the epistemic foundation for the criticism of planned economy. Revista Filosofía UIS, 15(1), 89–195. https://doi.org/10.18273/revfil.v15n1-2016004
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Abstract
Firstly, the aim of this paper is to analyse several Hayek´s writings in order to understand his conception of knowledge and in order to show how these conceptions are useful as a tool to set, partially, the foundations of free market and the denial of any economic planning. Secondly, Hayek´s ideas will be analysed in order to show how it is possible to build a subjective theory of value based on Hayek´s theory of knowledge.
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