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Source: articles.moneycentral.msn.com --- 11 days ago
Talk about running roughshod over a philosophical legacy. ... Source: www.reuters.com --- 23 hours ago
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. economist Milton Friedman, the champion of unfettered markets, is under siege for theories that some blame for unleashing the global financial crisis. ... Source: proquest.umi.com --- 41 days ago
Antonio Martino. Cato Journal. Washington: Spring 2008. Vol. 28, Iss. 2; p. 263 (11 pages) Available Formats: Abstract, Full text ... Source: proquest.umi.com --- 41 days ago
Anna J Schwartz. Cato Journal. Washington: Spring 2008. Vol. 28, Iss. 2; p. 255 (8 pages) Available Formats: Abstract, Full text ...
Source: bonzai.squarespace.com --- 35 days ago
"The unprecedented political upheavals that believers in human freedom have welcomed with so much joy can be the prelude to comparable economic miracles, but that is far from inevitable. They can equally be the prelude to a continuation of collectivism under a different set of rules. Everything depends on the political will of the people, the economic understanding of their leaders, and the ability of those leaders to persuade the public to support the radical measures that are necessary" We are far from the needed upheaval to reverse the course of interventionist government, yet people clamor for CHANGE. The economic understanding of leaders seems to be the key right now. From what I can tell neither McCain nor Obama have a good grasp of economics -- they are both economic pragmatists with no guiding principles. I wonder if I am correct in assuming that when most people think "leader" they think "President"? Perhaps this is the problem. Perhaps we need leaders to rise outside of politics. By leaders I mean people who can ariticulate and influence real change that will require the "political will of the people", and who can communicate a vision of the "radical measures that are necessary." Washington will not change itself. Voices across the web are a good start, and one can only hope the voices will grow louder and not fall prey to cynicism. I see a disturbing trend in many online blogs where a cynical sickness weakens what underneat ... Source: www.cato.org --- 17 days ago
In the future, if you tell a student or a journalist that you favor free markets and limited government, there is a risk that they will ask you why you support dictatorships, torture, and corporate welfare. The reason for the confusion will be Naomi Klein's book The ... Source: westernstandard.blogs.com --- 23 days ago
I just came across this older clip on the excellent blog Publius Endures, which is worth checking out on a daily basis. It's Milton Friedman, winner of the 1976 Nobel Prize in economics, and he's talking to Phil Donahue. The... ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 18 hours ago
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. economist Milton Friedman, the champion of unfettered markets, is under siege for theories that some blame for unleashing the global financial crisis. ...
Source: www.boxxet.com --- 17 hours ago
Written by jwalker@reason.com (Jesse Walker) reason has a cameo in Shock Doctrine author Naomi Klein's recent speech at the University of Chicago: I think all ideologies should be held accountable for the crimes committed in their names. I think it makes us better. Now, of course, there are still those on the far left who will insist tha... Original story at Hit & Run . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: University of Chicago news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more . ... Source: www.uglychart.com --- 12 hours ago
I think Milton Friedman was a great man: ... Source: libertyisforme.blogivists.com --- 23 days ago
For a scathing review of Klein’s latest attack on capitalism — The Shock Doctrine — see the eloquently written piece Dead Left by Jonathan Chait, senior editor at the liberal New Republic magazine. ... Source: www.perc.org --- 25 days ago
By Randy T. Simmons On July 31 Milton Friedman would have turned 96.Why should you care? Because the revolutionary Nobel prize winning economist did more than any other person of his generation to advance his belief in freedom, free markets, and prosperity. Friedman was once asked why a wealthy economist would focus so much effort on poor kids from the inner city. ... Source: altranslators.com --- 16 days ago
BIZNETDAILY Greenspan derailed the New Economy Fed chief makes up for missteps costing high-tech jobs, trillionsPosted: June 27, 2001 1:00 am Eastern By Paul Sperry © 2008 WorldNetDaily.com WASHINGTON — With a recession looming, if not already here, and stocks still languishing, all eyes were on Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan today to come to the rescue again with yet another interest-rate cut, [...] ... Source: moreorlessbunk.wordpress.com --- 44 days ago
UD is right about the Milton Friedman Institute controversy at the University of Chicago. If you’re opposed to it, playing up Friedman’s association with authoritarian regimes is by far the strongest argument. But she mentions another stupid argument against it which I didn’t get to in my last post on this subject that [...] ... Find more results for Milton Friedman on RSSMicro.com |
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