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MILESTONES, Page 64
DIED. Friedrich Hayek, 92, economist whose 1944 book The Road
to Serfdom, a critique of socialism, made him a hero to
conservatives; in Freiburg, Germany. Hayek influenced American
economists with his seminars at the University of Chicago in the
1950s and '60s. He argued that governments that intervene in the
marketplace with price controls and income-redistribution
schemes inevitably become tyrannical. The collapse of the
command economies in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe was
vindication of Hayek's views. He shared the 1974 Nobel Prize for
Economics with Gunnar Myrdal.