Anony Fisher dealt with Friedrich Hayek's ideas during the Second World War.
After a social democratic party with Labor since July 1945 the British government was afraid that the country could become socialist.
In order to reverse this supposed development, he considered going to politics and asked Hayek for advice. He warned against wasting time with it, because the crucial influence "in the great battle of ideas and politics" assumes certain intellectuals, which he described as "used goods dealers for ideas". They were they who would have made the political discourse in favor of increasing state influence.
Fisher followed Hayek's advice and began to pursue a political mandate instead of a political mandate, to use his assets to build a network of right -wing factories in order to influence scientists, public opinion and the Politics of the British government.