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Free to Choose: A Personal Statement Study Guide

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by Milton Friedman
About 45 pages (13,575 words)
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Free to Choose: A Personal Statement Study Guide consists of approx. 45 pages of summaries and analysis on Free to Choose: A Personal Statement by Milton Friedman. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Free to Choose: A Personal Statement by Milton and Rose Friedman is a book about economics. The book illustrates the Friedmans' strong beliefs in free markets and capitalism. Milton Friedman's TV series, Free to Choose is based upon this book. The book combines introductory economics concepts with political philosophy, which is usually missing from many introductory economic courses. The Friedmans' economics is based on the themes of human freedom, economic freedom and equity and the book discusses what happens when these three concepts are ignored. The market relays information through prices; therefore, prices must be free to reach their own levels, based on the buying preferences of consumers and the selling preferences of producers, without any government interference. In this way, all... (read more)
      Chapter 1, The Power of the Market
      Chapter 2, The Tyranny of Controls
      Chapter 3, The Anatomy of Crisis
      Chapter 4, Cradle to Grave
      Chapter 5, Created Equal
      Chapter 6, What's Wrong with Our Schools?
      Chapter 7, Who Protects the Consumer?
      Chapter 8, Who Protects the Worker?
      Chapter 9, The Cure for Inflation
      Chapter 10, The Tide is Turning

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