chapter 2 "tyranny of controls" by Milton Friedman
In chapter 2, Milton Friedman emphasised on the role of government on trade. Friedman firmly believed that restrictions on the economic freedom have also affect on the freedom of speech, freedom of press and freedom of religion. He demonstrated the relationship of economic freedom with other freedom through the example of Stamp act of the British. Moreover he also talked about the exploitation of consumer through protectionism.
Explain The Tyranny of Control-1990 by Milton Friedman. Do you agree or disagree?
In the Commending Heights Video, whose ideas dominated from 1945 to 1980? Margaret Thatcher Milton Friedman Ronald Reagan John Maynard Keynes Friedrich Von Hayek In the Commending Heights Video, which of the following are allied with the classical school of thought. Margaret Thatcher All of these people Ronald Reagan Milton Friedman Friedrich Von Hayek
Milton Friedman stated in his famous article in the New York Times in 1970 that “the social responsibility of business is to increase profits.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Explain Freedom of Prosperity-1990 by Milton Friedman. Do you agree or disagree? Give examples.
Milton Friedman commented Hong Kong is a model of free market and laissez-faire system? Why? Please explain it.
T F or UC A.4 Milton Friedman famously said: "inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon". It follows that for the Bank of Canada to control inflation it needs to control the money supply.
Milton Friedman stated in his famous article in the New York Times in 1970, that the social responsibility of business is to increase profit. Do you agree? If not, do you prefer that multinational corporations adopt a focus on corporate social responsibility or sustainability practices? Explain your position.
Monetarists economists, like Milton Friedman, who believe in the Quantity theory of money, predict that an increase in money supply will increase only nominal interest rate both nominal interest rate and price level only price level only real output
Could Donal Trump be considered a disciple of Milton Friedman? Do his economic policies support Milton's idea of "free to choose?"
Milton Friedman once stated that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, meaning that an economy must use money to experience inflation. Using the definition of inflation, explain why his statement is true by considering if inflation could exist in an economy that does not use money, ie. a barter economy. What one of the functions of money is most relevant in explaining this result?