A strong argument in favor of Right to Work (featuring F.A. Hayek)

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I got plenty of responses yesterday to my blog post on Right to Work laws. My friend Loren Smith wrote up a clear and thoughtful retort — in which he marshalls F.A. Hayek to his side — and so I’m posting it below.

In short, the strongest argument for Right to Work laws seems to be that federal law so distorts the management-labor relationship that RTW is the best a state government can do to counterbalance the federal intrusion. Below the fold is Smith’s argument:

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