The term for this is "classical liberal." Unfortunately it'd be impossible to use this label to mean what it actually means, since the word "liberal" has been irrevocably hijacked.
Just like gay.
Now I'm even more confused.
I thought a 'classic liberal' was one who felt that 'workers have rights'. In effect, we're all classic liberals now.
I'm pretty sure that's what the term use to mean.
Then in the 20s or so, the L v. C debate was reframed as 'pro-socialst' and 'anti-socialist', I thought. The difference there being 'collective v. individual' type solutions.