I highly recommend this to any intelligent person. There are also much more counter arguments made after the publication which should make finding the balance relatively simple. The issues raised in this book are even more relevant than they were at the time of writing. His views are, in short, that in a free economic environment the poor have more chances to become wealthy and that social security should stem from the community rather than federal government. A hugely influential Nobel Prize winning economist, Friedman was championed by free market monetarists from the 1970s onwards, into the modern era. Friedman is not working to make corporations earn more or wishes to see poor people dying on the street. What is interesting, however, is that unlike many of his critics the ideas presented are not cold or corporism centric. He is driving his agenda and criticism toward that must be sought elsewhere. Friedman political views being what they are this is obviously not a balanced book. Previous theories and especially socialism/marxism and anything around those ideologies. These examples are easy to understand and they are being articulated very well. Milton Friedman paints his vision for the future based on Classical Liberalism (close to libertarism for Americans) with detailed examples on how the society would function in a free market environment. Through books and a public television series in the 1980s, Free to Choose. Regardless of your current political view, this information is important. Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman is widely regarded as the. This is the best political/economics book I have listed/read and should be on the wishlist of anyone thinking about politics, economics and future in general.
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