Nobelist Milton Friedman feels freedom
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Milton Friedman On Charlie Rose (Part One)by SatanTheMiner20,379 views- 3:40
Milton Friedman Interview: Three Categories of Freedomby dallasfed31,319 views
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Milton Friedman On Charlie Rose (Part Two)by SatanTheMiner8,534 views
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Richard Epstein, Opening Remarksby MCDebates5,192 views
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Milton Friedman Interview: A Productive Global Economyby dallasfed11,286 views
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Milton Friedman interrupted by left-wing activist at the Nobel prize ceremonyby mathriok30,965 views
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The Power of Choice - Milton Friedmanby ideachannel146,526 views
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Milton Friedman Debates Naomi Kleinby Advocate1234613,396 views
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Free to Choose - vol 05, 1980by ideachannel4,143 views
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Milton Friedman on Libertarianism (Part 1 of 4)by RCO64191,740 views
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U S is not a democracy Milton Friedmanby StreamingLiberty80,866 views
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Milton Friedman: The Purpose of the Federal Reserveby politicsstuff171,029 views
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Milton Friedmanby ideachannel1,876 views
I reject the premise that there is a Free Market for ordinary workers in this country. What we have here is a Coercive Market. In a Coercive Market the earning power of work and the standard of living of workers declines, while those with economic power gain an ever more unbalanced share of the nation's wealth. Those who preach the virtues of the free market should be the first to recognize that a Coercive Market is as certain to be destructive as a genuine free market is presumed to be healthy!
CosmicFork 3 years ago
I agree. We have capitalism, which by its name, confesses that it favors those with "capital" -- more than just because they own the means of production.
Free markets don't coexist with governments for long. Those with the capital "capture" or buy them in various ways and use them to protect their favored positions from free market competition.
RBoon 3 years ago
Excellent insights!
RBoon 4 years ago