MILTON'S PARADISE GAINED: Milton Friedman's Advice for the Next President
This interview was filmed on March 10, 2000. What the next President decides to do with the federal budget will impact the lives of each and every one of us. For example, what should the next President do with the current budget surplus—pay down the national debt, set aside money to strengthen Social Security, or cut taxes? Milton Friedman answers these questions as well as addressing how the next President should approach the issues of education, health care, and the future of Social Security.
Видео MILTON'S PARADISE GAINED: Milton Friedman's Advice for the Next President канала Hoover Institution
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