Free to Google

Julian Sanchez | 8.7.2006 6:30 PM

Reader Chris Grigsby notes that someone has made Milton Friedman's classic Free to Choose series available via Google Video.

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Don Coyote 20 years ago

Good humorous reading:

Go Here

Then click: Articles & Op Ed Pieces and read "An Infuriating Man"

Tks, Julian
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good!
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Rick Barton 20 years ago

After watching that first episode, it occurred to me that that political label, "man of the people" really applies to Milton, cuz of his advocacies, far more than to all but the few most free market oriented politicians.

I remember the first Free to Choose video series. When was that? The book was 1979.

Milton Friedman, thank you so much for your intellectual investigations of, and your contributions to individual liberty.

(Milton is a big Reason fan so he might well read this blog.)
Ricardo P. 20 years ago

?Muchas gracias!

Voy a verlo.

Ricardo P.
Morelia, Mexico
Rick Barton 20 years ago

Hey Ricardo P.. Welcome to you!

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