Free to Choose: A Personal Statement, (Paperback)

from dougarb

makes so much sense, a shame he's considered a dangerous radical by Democrat Party

from dypaloh

I decided to revisit Free to Choose almost four decades after first reading it because Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism strongly suggested that Milton Friedman, or ...

from LisaMaria_C

This book published in 1979 by a Nobel-Prize-winning economist and his wife is still relevant (and in print) over 30 years later. The Preface tells us the book had "two parents;" Friedman's 1962 bo...

from crisostimo

If I had to recommend only one book to any American written by an American, this would be it. Milton Friedman was an economic genious and a great influencer of world economics. The amazing thing is...

from Miro

Every once in a while a book crystallises a world view. Free To Choose has a good claim in this respect arriving as it did in 1980 . It's a clear exposition of the free market economics that influe...