Milton Friedman
What’s inside
Milton Friedman’s ‘Capitalism and Freedom’ argues for economic freedom as a necessary condition for political freedom, criticizing government intervention.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the connection between economic and political freedom
- Gaining insights into the drawbacks of excessive government control
- Learning about the impact of monetary and fiscal policies on freedom
- Exploring alternative views on education and social welfare systems
Key Points
- Introduction to the Relationship Between Capitalism and Freedom
- Role of Competitive Capitalism in Promoting Political Freedom
- Analysis of the Limitations of Government Intervention
- Discussion on Fiscal Policy and the Role of Monetary Policy
- Argument for the Reduction of Government Influence on Education
- Advocacy for Free Markets and Minimal Government
- Examination of Social Welfare Measures and their Impact
Who’s it For
- Students of Economics
- Libertarians
- Policy Makers
- Political Science Enthusiasts
- Business Professionals
About the author
Milton Friedman was a Nobel Prize-winning economist known for his strong advocacy of free-market capitalism.