Rothbard (Murray Rothbard)

Murray Rothbard was an influential economist and political theorist known for his advocacy of individual liberty, free markets, and minimal government. He promoted the idea that voluntary, private interactions should dominate economic and social life, arguing against government intervention and regulation. Rothbard’s work contributed to the development of anarcho-capitalism, a philosophy that envisions a stateless society based on private property and voluntary cooperation. He believed that peace, prosperity, and personal freedom are best achieved when individuals freely pursue their interests without government interference.