Q: Where does Hayek feel he was wrong in this book?
A: "Where I now feel I was wrong in this book is chiefly in that I rather understressed the significance of the experience of communism in Russia-a fault which is perhaps pardonable when it is remembered that when I wrote, Russia was our wartime ally- and that I had not wholly freed myself from all the current interventionist superstitions, and in consequence still made various concessions which I now think unwarranted" (Hayek xxiv)
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And by intro question i mean preface intro question thing... I'm still slightly confused on if we need a question for this part of the book, but I did one just in case.
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