"And my belief grows yearly stronger that, but for these principles [classical liberalism], the societies of the present would be without wealth, peace, material greatness, or moral dignity." Frederic Passy
It is this final outcome of morality that makes liberty an ultimate as well as instrumental virtue.
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There Shouldn’t Be A Nobel Prize in Economics — F. A. Hayek’s Nobel Banquet Speech
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