Milton Friedman on Income Inequality (Critical Essay) Milton Friedman on Income Inequality (Critical Essay)

Milton Friedman on Income Inequality (Critical Essay‪)‬

Journal of Markets & Morality 2008, Fall, 11, 2

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Introduction It seems pretty obvious where libertarians stand on the question of freedom versus equality, and this quotation from Milton Friedman sums it up quite clearly: Libertarians believe that we should be concerned about freedom, and nothing else. If we aim for freedom, we will also get, indirectly, a good measure of equality as part of the bargain, but that is a bonus; if we aim for equality directly, however, we will lose liberty, and we will not get equality anyway.

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Business & Personal Finance
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2008
22 September
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
23
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PUBLISHER
Acton Institute
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257.3
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