The Austrian school of economic thought can be described as far right in it's beliefs. The Austrians did not concern themselves with what other people thought of them, nor what other people felt.
Individuals are aware of own needs.
Should not assume what individual needs are in any form of economic planning as they will vary from one person to another. State viewed as threat to individual rights. Governments are not liked, and their motives are treated to suspicion. Where the state intervenes, this does not result in an increase in welfare for everyone concerned. Planning by central government is considered not as accurate to that planning carried out by business in the markets.