Eacnamaí agus fealsamh ab ea Friedrich August Hayek (8 Bealtaine1899 - 23 Márta1992), a rugadh san Ostair-Ungáir mar Friedrich August von Hayek agus is minic a dtugtar F.A. Hayek air. B'Ostarach é, ach ina dhiaidh sin d'iompaigh sé ina Bhriotanach, agus is fearr aithne air mar chosantóir an liobrálachais clasaicigh.
Sa bhliain 1974, bhain sé (agus Gunnar Myrdal), Duais Nobel san Eolaíocht Gheilleagrach amach, mar gheall ar a "obair cheannródaíoch i dteoiric an airgid agus luaineachtaí eacnamaíocha agus ... anailís threáiteach ar idirspleáchas na feiniméin eacnamaíocha, sóisialta agus institiúide".
Bhí Hayek ina eacnamaí mór le rá agus ina smaointeoir polaitiúil de chuid an fichiú haois. Meastar cuntas Hayek, ar an gcaoi a gcuireann athrú i bpraghasanna faisnéis in iúl, a chuireann ar chumas daoine aonair a gcuid pleananna a chomhordú, mar éacht tábhachtach san eacnamaíocht. Chuir sé chomh maith leis na réimsí a bhaineann le smaointeoireacht córais, dlí-eolaíocht, néareolaíocht agus stair na smaointe.
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