Original sentence: Also known as "market anarchism" and "right anarchism," anarcho-capitalism envisions a stateless society with predominantly sticky (neo-Lockean) property arrangements.Anarcho-capitalism's place in the larger anarchist movement is hotly contested by many traditional anarchists, who believe that capitalism is anti-anarchist.Early influences on anarcho-capitalism include Gustave de Molinari, Lysander Spooner, Benjamin Tucker, and Herbert Spencer.Instead of the anarcho-socialist labor theory of value, anarcho-capitalists tend to hold to the subjectivist theory of value propounded by the Austrian School of economics.Main article: Anarcho-Capitalism.Much of the credit for melding classical liberalism with anti-statism goes to Murray Rothbard.Other important anarcho-capitalists include Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Lew Rockwell, and Bryan Caplan.This is an anathema to the other schools of anarchism which hold an exploitation theory with regard to rent and wage labor.This is covered further under Anarchism and capitalism and under the main Anarcho-Capitalism article.While Rothbard based his anarchism on Natural Law, David Friedman ("The Machinery of Freedom") based it on utilitarianism, and Jan Narvison on contractarianism