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{{Ideology
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[[File:OldWhig.png]] Old Whiggism (by [[File:Hayek.png]] Hayek himself)<br>
{{Alias|Hoppef.png|File:Hoppef.png|[[File:MSocdem.png]] Moderate Social Democracy}}<br>
{{Alias|Landian_Accelerationism.png|File:Landian Accelerationism.png|[[File:Progreact.png]] [[Progressive Conservatism|Progressive Reactionaryism]]}}<br>
[[File:MinMarkSocsmall.png]] Minarcho-Market Socialism (by more radical right-libertarians)<br>
Austrobert-Classlib Synthesis
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|speaker=[[File:FriedrichHayek.png]] [[Austrian School|Friedrich Hayek]]
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'''Hayekism''' is a right-wing libertarian ideology based off [[File:FriedrichHayek.png]] [[w:Friedrich_Hayek|Friedrich Hayek's]] ideas. He believes the state should have minimal involvement in the economy aside from basic public services, and that currency should be denationalized and not be a public matter, thus the state can't intervene in the creation of money. He's also known for being a frenemy of [[File:Keynes.png]] [[Keynesian School]]. <br>
He thinks that [[File:Soc-h.png]] [[Socialism]] and collectivist ideas, in general, are a step backward and that western society has or at least should've already overcome such mentality. He also believes that each reform which brings society closer to Socialism puts it on a slippery slope towards totalitarianism.
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