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Libertarian capitalism

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Libertarian Capitalism is a term created to distinguish belivers of libertarianism from others, such as libertarian socialists. The term is not one that is in every-day political or general use.

For the political philosophy that advocates the replacement of most or all aspects of government with market relations, see anarcho-capitalism.

For libertarian political parties in the United States, Costa Rica, and elsewhere, see Libertarian Party.

For discussions of the free market or capitalism itself, see those pages.

For anti-capitalist views with similar names, anarcho-communism.