"Free or Equal" with Johan Norberg—Exclusive Preview Clip

Jim Epstein | 12.1.2010 12:00 AM

Thirty years after the creation of Milton Friedman's "Free To Choose," Free To Choose Network celebrates with a commemorative documentary called "Free or Equal" hosted by Johan Norberg.

Travel with Norberg around the globe on an intellectual journey—one taken by Milton Friedman thirty years ago. How much has changed? Are we better off? Are Friedman's insights alive and well?

Like Friedman, Norberg asks us to consider perennial questions about free markets, prosperity and the trade-offs between individual liberty and income equality.

NEXT: Katherine Mangu-Ward Discusses Irish Bailouts, Moral Hazard, and Central Planning on Freedom Watch

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"Free or Equal" with Johan Norberg—Exclusive Preview Clip

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