Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman

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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. "Dive into the revolutionary ideas of Milton Friedman with our concise audiobook summary of 'Capitalism and Freedom.' This summary distills the essence of Friedman's groundbreaking work, providing you with the main lessons and principles in a quick, easy listen. All unnecessary information has been stripped away to save you hours of reading time. Whether you're familiar with Friedman's thesis or exploring his work for the first time, this audio offers practical insights you can apply to understand the relationship between economic freedom and political liberty. Friedman's classic text, first published in 1962, challenges the Keynesian economic consensus of its era, advocating for a minimal government role in the economy to maximize individual freedom. Through chapters that explore the necessity of economic freedom for political freedom, the limited but crucial role of government in a free society, the control of money, international financial and trade arrangements, and more, Friedman makes a compelling case for the free market as the best means to preserve and enhance freedom and prosperity. Discover why economic freedom is essential for personal autonomy, why government should be limited to certain roles such as law enforcement, property rights protection, and managing money supply, and how policies like school vouchers, floating exchange rates, and a flat tax could lead to greater freedom and equity. Learn about Friedman's stance on hot-button issues like occupational licensure, income distribution, social welfare measures, and the alleviation of poverty through innovative solutions like a negative income tax. Duration - 31m. Author - American Classics. Narrator - Digital Voice Daniel E. Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 American Brand House Inc. ©.

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English