Criticisms of the principles of good governance on the welfare state from Hayek's point of view

The welfare state, which gained many fans around the world after World War II and ruled for more than two decades, gradually revealed its weaknesses from the early 70 s. In fact, the welfare state was initially and a tool in the hands of the rulers to prevent stagnation and economic failure. However, in the 1970 s, the increase in inflation and welfare costs and increasing the duties of the government faced the government with serious problems. The welfare government is accused of focusing on bureaucracy and of inefficiency, creating exclusive welfare services that are the source of inflationary pressures, prioritizing consumption and redistribution of income and wealth, and having an adverse effect on self-reliance and the private sector, encouraging consumerism and reducing desire. The aim of the research is to criticize the principles of good governance of the welfare state from Hayek's point of view, and the research method is library.