Was Buchanan part of the Mont Pelerin Society?
Yes
No
Only as a guest
Only as an honorary member
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James M. Buchanan was a member of the Mont Pelerin Society, a group of scholars and intellectuals who met to discuss free market economics and its principles. The society was founded in 1947 by Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek, and Buchanan was one of its early members. Buchanan was a strong advocate of free market economics and his work helped to shape the modern field of public choice theory.
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