capitalism

622 The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism
In Our Hands: A Plan to Replace the Welfare
State (Murray), 345
personal responsibility decline and, 426
A. C. Pigou and, 284
popularity of, xxxvii
positive liberty and, 384
privatization and, 394–396
Progressive Era and, 398–400, 540
property rights violation and, 426
racial preference programs and, 345
redistribution of wealth disincentive to work and, 524
Wilhelm Röpke criticism of, 441
secession, homogenous nation-states and, 455
self-defeating assumptions and, 426
short-term unemployment insurance reinstatement and, 345
socialism and, 475, 540
social security and, 58, 479–480, 541, 542
social welfare service provided by government, 540
status of, xxxvii
taxation redistribution of wealth and, 540, 541
tax increases and, 426
taxpapers responsible for strangers in, 426
A Theory of Justice (Rawls) and, 92, 294, 360, 415–416
U.S. growth of, 541
virtuous behavior decline and, 541
voluntarism, 524
“welfare cheat” rhetoric and, 345
welfare liberals and, 293–295
Friedrich von Wieser and, 133
World War II and, 530
See also Socialism
Welker, Karl, xxix
Wells, H. G., 205
Wells, Ida, 127
West African Trade (Bauer), 27
We the Living (Rand), 413
What Is Property? (Proudhon), 243, 402
What It Means to Be a Libertarian: A Personal Interpretation
(Murray), 345
What Social Classes Owe to Each Other (Sumner), 497
Wheeler, Sam, 358
Whiggism, 542–543
An Account of Denmark (Molesworth) and, 542
Edmund Burke and, 43–44, 95
Cato’s Letters and, xxvii, 54–55, 542–543
Circular to the States (Washington) and, 536
definition of, 542
Edinburgh Review and, 377
English Civil War and, 144–146
freedom of conscience and thought and, 55, 542–543
William Ewart Gladstone and, 206–207
Glorious Revolution and, 542
government created by individuals, 241
humanism and, 228–229
intellectual history and, xxv
Thomas Jefferson and, 262–263
Levellers and, 290–291, 292
liberalism vs., xxxii
John Locke’s ideas and, xxvii, 542–543
Thomas Babington Macaulay and, 309–310
modern liberalism roots in, xxi
nationalism and, xxxii
Parliamentary supremacy, Protestant
toleration and, 542
religious tolerance and, 543
rule of law and, 445–447
Tory Party vs., 542
Two Treatises of Government (Locke) and, 542
See also Levellers (Great Britain)
White, Texas v., 456
Who Owns America? (Herbert & Tate, eds.), 112
Why Wages Rise (Harper), 217
Wicksell, Knut, 543–544
Austrian theory of banking and, 543
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk and, 37
James M. Buchanan and, 40
Calculus of Consent (Buchanan & Tullock) and, 543
classical liberalism and, xxxvi
economics field impact of, 405, 406
interest rates and, 543
Investigations in the Theory of Public Finance
written by, 543–544
production stages work of, 543
public choice theory and, 543
voluntary exchange model of government and, 406
Wicksteed, Philip H., 220
Wieser, Friedrich von, 133
Wilberforce, William, 544–545
British abolitionist movement and, 544–545
“reformation of manners” focus of, 544
social activism of, 544–545
Society for the Abolition of the Slave Trade and, 544
Wildavsky, Aaron, 500
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 281
Wilder, Rose, 373
Williams, Eric, 468
Williams, Roger, 459
Williams, Walter, 426
Wills, Garry, 409
Wilson, Clyde, 112
Wilson, James, 532
Wilson, Julius, 7
Wilson, Woodrow, 264, 329, 399
Windelbrandt, Wilhelm, 387
Winners, Losers & Microsoft (Leibowitz & Margolis), 134
Winstanley, Gerrard, 291
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 545–546
drama and tragedy of, 546
education of women focus of, 545–546
Enlightenment and, 147, 545–546
French Revolution and, 546
William Godwin and, 211