130. Is Our Concept of Freedom All Wrong?
People I (Mostly) Admire
Challenging Economic Norms
This chapter explores the early career of an economist at the University of Chicago, highlighting their intellectual debates with prominent figures such as Friedman and Becker. It discusses their efforts to introduce new ideas on information economics that conflicted with traditional theories, as well as their personal journey shaped by socio-political experiences. The narrative reflects on the complexities of communicating these concepts and the broader implications of economic thought on societal issues.
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