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Episode 150 – Free To Choose 1980 – Who Protects the Worker? – Discussion (Podcast)

Nov 11, 2021

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Is It the Labor Union or the Free Market That Best Serves His Interest?

02:49

The Prosperity of This Country

01:39

Is There a Welfare State?

02:40

Introduction

2min

Is It the Labor Union or the Free Market That Best Serves His Interest?

3min

The Blacks Are an Exception

2min

Is There a Welfare State?

3min

Is It at All Possible to Open the Door to the Labor Market?

2min

The American Worker Benefited Not Out of Unions

2min

Why Are So Many Leave the Union?

2min

Do Minimum Wages Serve the Interests of the Working Class?

2min

Is the Minimum Wage a Bad Idea?

2min

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Aren't You an Organization of Your Workers?

2min

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Is There a Minimum Wage?

2min

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The Importance of the Minimum Wage

2min

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Trade Unions

2min

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The Prosperity of This Country

2min

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Economic Freedom Shouldn't Be Abridged

2min

In today’s podcast, Milton Friedman is joined by other guests at the University of Chicago. They discuss some of the ideas presented in the documentary segment of “Who Protects the Worker?,” part of volume eight of the ten-part public television series “Free To Choose.”
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