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'"Friedmanism" has become a central-perhaps the central-issue in British domestic political debate' -PeterJay In a bestselling book which has sparked off controversy among economists and in the média, Milton and Rose Fríedman explore the relationship between economics and freedom. With tremendous verve and wit, they dissect the role of government over the broad field of economics and society; they conclude that interventionist governments, no matter how well-intentioned, have almost invariably done more harm than good; they make a compelling case for the free markét and the benefit it confers. 'Whereas in the past it might have been possible to ignore a Friedman work on the grounds that it had no political significance,this is no longer possible' - Guardian 'A brilliantly lucid explanation of how a markét economy works...should be read by anyone who wants to know what banks do, by economists inclined to forget what their numbers mean, by politicians who confuse technical mumbo-jumbo... Tovább

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'"Friedmanism" has become a central-perhaps the central-issue in British domestic political debate' -PeterJay In a bestselling book which has sparked off controversy among economists and in the média, Milton and Rose Fríedman explore the relationship between economics and freedom. With tremendous verve and wit, they dissect the role of government over the broad field of economics and society; they conclude that interventionist governments, no matter how well-intentioned, have almost invariably done more harm than good; they make a compelling case for the free markét and the benefit it confers. 'Whereas in the past it might have been possible to ignore a Friedman work on the grounds that it had no political significance,this is no longer possible' - Guardian 'A brilliantly lucid explanation of how a markét economy works...should be read by anyone who wants to know what banks do, by economists inclined to forget what their numbers mean, by politicians who confuse technical mumbo-jumbo with talking sense' - Spectator 'With unabashed monetarists in Downing Street... Milton Friedman now has a chance to see if a Government acknowledging his influence can put principle into practice' - Observer 'Mr Friedman...has superb skill at cutting through the great web of mystique and terminology built up by a vast army of economists since Keynes' - Daily Telegraph Vissza