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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45747207 Title: Freedom and prosperity Author: Bob Chitester; Michael Latham; Graham Massey; Eben Wilson; Milton Friedman; Linda Chavez; Ronald Reagan; Gary S Becker; Samuel Bowles; Free to Choose Enterprise Publisher: [Erie, Pa.] : Free to Choose Enterprise, ©1991. OCLC:45747207

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Freedom and prosperity

Author:	Bob Chitester; Michael Latham; Graham Massey; Eben Wilson; Milton Friedman; All authors
Publisher:	[Erie, Pa.] : Free to Choose Enterprise, ©1991.
Series:	Free to choose (1990), v. 3.
Edition/Format:	VHS video : VHS tape Visual material : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Milton Friedman examines how Hungary and Czechoslovakia are rebuilding their collapsed economies. He argues that Eastern European countries must accept that governments create no wealth and that free, private markets are the only road to prosperity. He says that attempts to find a "third way" between socialism and free markets are doomed from the start. He examines how small businesses in Eastern Europe struggle to Read more...
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Material Type:	Videorecording
Document Type:	Visual material
All Authors / Contributors:	Bob Chitester; Michael Latham; Graham Massey; Eben Wilson; Milton Friedman; Linda Chavez; Ronald Reagan; Gary S Becker; Samuel Bowles; Free to Choose Enterprise. Find more information about:
OCLC Number:	45747207
Notes:	Originally broadcast as a television program on PBS. Consists of a documentary originally produced in 1980 with updated introduction and discussion segments produced in 1990. Copyright date on cassette label: 1990.
Performer(s):	Host, Milton Friedman ; discussion moderator, Linda Chavez ; introduction, Ronald Reagan ; discussion participants, Gary Becker, Samuel Bowles.
Description:	1 videocassette (50 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Details:	VHS.
Series Title:	Free to choose (1990), v. 3.
Other Titles:	Free to choose (Television program)
Responsibility:	producer/director, Bob Chitester ; film producer, Michael Latham ; film directors, Graham Massey, Eben Wilson.

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Milton Friedman examines how Hungary and Czechoslovakia are rebuilding their collapsed economies. He argues that Eastern European countries must accept that governments create no wealth and that free, private markets are the only road to prosperity. He says that attempts to find a "third way" between socialism and free markets are doomed from the start. He examines how small businesses in Eastern Europe struggle to survive against the remains of extensive government control. In a discussion following the documentary, Friedman talks further about government and the economy with Gary Becker of the University of Chicago and Samuel Bowles of the University of Massachusetts. They disagree about the results of economic controls in countries around the world, with Friedman defending his thesis that the best government role is the smallest one.

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