[ECONOMICS] VON HAYEK, Friedrich

The Political Ideal of The Rule of Law; Fiftieth Anniversary Commemoration Lectures, National Bank of Egypt

Cairo, Egypt: N.B.E. Printing, 1955. First Edition. First printing. Octavo. 24.5cm. Publisher's original white paper wraps, with yapp edges, titled in black to front wrap. [3]; 60pp.; [24] bibliography to rear. Light wear and creasing to the yapp edges, a little scuffing to the spine ends and some isolated minor soiling; internally clean and fresh. A Very Good, clean copy indeed.

A keystone piece of economic theory and a major influence upon the evolution of Free Market theory, following on from Hayek's seminal "Profits, Interest and Investment" [1939]. In essence the "The Political Ideal of the Rule of Law" is an intellectually passionate defense of legal predictability, equality before the law, and limited government power as it relates to markets and commerce. Hayek's lectures portray these principles not only as essential for political liberty, but also as the foundation of any healthy economic system. Extremely scarce in commerce, with adequate holdings in institutions likely due to the publication's (and Hayek's) association with the University of Chicago.

Price: $2,500.00

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