The High Priest of Monetarism Dies
No, it's not a cult! The great exponent of the free market, Milton Friedman, has died. See the BBC article here.Labels: Current Affairs, Economics
posted by Timothy Davis | 10:20 pm
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No, it's not a cult! The great exponent of the free market, Milton Friedman, has died. See the BBC article here.
1 Comments:
Milton Friedman will be missed. He was a great voice for school choice in the US. He saw that the monopoly in education exibited all the negative characteristics of other monopolies and needed competition. http://www.schoolchoices.org/roo/fried1.htm
I don't know anything of his personal beliefs.
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