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| '''The Machinery of Freedom''' is a book of essays by ] economist ] |
'''The Machinery of Freedom''' (ISBN 0812690699) is a book of essays by ] economist ] . | ||
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| It describes the ] of just about everything, | It describes the ] of just about everything, exploring the consequences of ] thought, and | ||
| ⚫ | offering his personal statement about why he chose to be a libertarian. | ||
| exploring the consequences of ] thought, and | |||
| ⚫ | offering his personal statement about why he chose to be a | ||
| libertarian. | |||
| Some of the topics in the book include the privatization of law (both legislation and enforcement) and the knotty problem of providing for public goods (such as national defense) in a purely libertarian society. | |||
| Some of the topics in the book include the | |||
| privatization of law (both legislation and enforcement) and | |||
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| national defense) in a purely libertarian society. | |||
| ''See also:'' ] | ''See also:'' ] | ||
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The Machinery of Freedom (ISBN 0812690699) is a book of essays by libertarian economist David Friedman .
It describes the privatization of just about everything, exploring the consequences of libertarian thought, and offering his personal statement about why he chose to be a libertarian.
Some of the topics in the book include the privatization of law (both legislation and enforcement) and the knotty problem of providing for public goods (such as national defense) in a purely libertarian society.
See also: anarcho-capitalism