Free to Choose: 8 -- Who Protects the Worker? Part 1
Friedman, Milton, 1912-2006, Penn Communications
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Milton Friedman, in the eighth segment of the series, visits the Greek Island of Kos, a federal government building site, some offices of the federal bureaucracy, and the Mexican-U.S. border to provide evidence that a free-labor market does what government "worker protection" cannot: spurs business growth and creates new jobs and new opportunities while preserving worker pride and freedom
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