Some Libertarians are non-consequentialists. They argue that even if the outcome is less efficient, there are moral reasons to oppose central planning. What is

Some Libertarians are non-consequentialists. They argue that even if the outcome is less efficient, there are moral reasons to oppose central planning. What is interesting is that many argue both points: that markets are more efficient and morally superior. A good example of the distinction is David D. Friedman (consequentialist) vs Ayn Rand (non-consequentialist).