Free to Choose: 2 -- The Tyranny of Control, Part 1
Friedman, Milton, 1912-2006, Penn Communications
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Milton Friedman, in the second segment of the series, points out how the power of the market can work successfully with no central governmental controls and offers examples of how governmental control of the marketplace works to the detriment of all concerned. Freidman compares the textile industries of India and Japan, visits a British shipyard and a U.S. steel plant, and looks at governmantal control, or lack of it, in American airline and silicon chip industrias
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