Free to Choose

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Free to Choose is a 1980 book and television series by economists Milton and Rose Friedman that advocates free-market economic policies and individual liberty.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
television series
advocates deregulation
free markets
limited government
monetarism
school choice
author Milton Friedman
Rose Friedman
basedOn economic ideas of Milton Friedman
coPresenter Rose Friedman
countryOfOrigin United States
criticizes Keynesian economics
government intervention in the economy
price controls
trade protectionism
welfare state policies
format documentary series
genre economics literature
non-fiction
hasEdition Free to Choose: A Personal Statement
hasTheme benefits of competition
consequences of inflation
education reform
relationship between economic freedom and political freedom
role of government in a free society
social welfare policy
influenced free-market advocacy organizations
libertarian thought
public debate on economic policy
intendedEffect popularize free-market ideas
language English
mainSubject classical liberalism
economic policy
free-market economics
individual liberty
laissez-faire capitalism
mediaType print
television
notableChapter Created Equal
From Cradle to Grave
The Power of the Market
The Tyranny of Controls
Who Protects the Consumer?
numberOfEpisodes 10
originalNetwork PBS
presenter Milton Friedman
publicationDate 1980
publisher Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
releaseDate 1980
targetAudience general public

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Milton Friedman
Rose Friedman
Rose Friedman ("Free to Choose (TV series)")
notableWork
Free to Choose ("Free to Choose: A Personal Statement")
hasEdition

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