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Role of Government in a Liberal Society
DUE TO COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS, THIS DIGITAL ITEM MAY ONLY BE VIEWED ON-SITE IN OUR READING ROOM. TO ACCESS, PLEASE VISIT THE HOOVER INSTITUTION LIBRARY & ARCHIVES
Collection StructureInstitute for Humane Studies miscellaneous records > Milton Friedman sound recordings > Role of Government in a Liberal Society
Item Title Role of Government in a Liberal Society
Collection TitleInstitute for Humane Studies miscellaneous records
Speaker Friedman, Milton (1912-2006)
Date CreatedJune 17, 1958
Description

Friedman looks at the role of government in a free society. Topics include: means and ends, unanimity without homogeneity, proportional representation, neighborhood effects and regulation, paternalism over the insane and children, occupational licensing, and parks.

Among the audience is F.A. Hayek, who asks a question.

Language(s)
English
Country of Origin
United States
FormatSound Recording
Hoover ID85023_a_0006904
Record Number85023.8
Collection Guidehttps://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt9h4nf321
RightsThis work is protected by copyright. It may be accessed at the Hoover Library & Archives. Copies for educational and research purposes may be obtained by contacting the Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

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