Human Action, Part Five, Chapter XXV. The Imaginary Construction of a Socialist Society

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human action, socialist society

Summary
When the social philosophers of the eighteenth century laid the foundations of praxeology and economics, they were confronted with an almost universally accepted and uncontested distinction between the petty selfish individuals and the state, the representative of the interests of the whole society.

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