Free to Choose: 9 -- How to Cure Inflation, Part 1
Friedman, Milton, 1912-2006, Penn Communications
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Milton Friedman, in the ninth segment of the series, discusses his money theories based on principles he believes worked in the past and would work now. He describes objects that have been used for money and visits a ghost town to help explain what money is and how changes in its supply can cause problems. Friedman insists that the cure to inflation is like the cure for alcoholism: It takes courage and it may hurt, but it is worth it
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