On Immigration, Pay Attention To Milton Friedman

Jim DeMint is president and Robert Rector is a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. The economist Milton Friedman warned that the United States cannot have open borders and an extensive welfare state. He was right, and his reasoning ...

Member of Congress (R-IA) Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman once said, You cannot simultaneously have free immigration and a welfare state. More recently, the Heritage Foundation's Robert Rector, a laudable scholar in his own right, ...

A revolutionary new spin on the classic Milton Friedman article " is to Increase it's Profits."This transmedia application brings traditional classroom learning together with the fast paced multimedia world of today. The Social Responsibility of ...

The old viewUniversity of Chicago economist Milton Friedman believed that free-enterprise systems and pure market economies foster companies with a sole purpose; provide maximum return for shareholders. In fact in a

A popular myth promoted by Monetarist School thinkers is the one about Milton Friedman discrediting the Phillips Curve. For those not familiar with the latter, it's the incorrect theory embraced by Keynesians that says economic growth is the cause

Call it what you wille”CSR, Conscious Capitalism, or Shared Valuee”smart CEOs know that Milton Friedmane™s credo -"The social responsibility of a business is to increase its profits" - is pretty much dead today (Podcast produced in ...

Let's face it. When an intellect of Milton Friedman's stature declared in 1965 that we are all Keynesians now, the remark should have served as a canary warning that Keynesian economics was in real trouble. Friedman would later clarify that remark ...

When the common European currency was launched, Milton Friedman predicted with eerie foresight: Sooner or later, when the global economy hits a real bump, Europe's internal contradictions will tear it apart. In 2003, Sweden held a referendum on the ...

WASHINGTON -- The school choice movement -- which germinated 50 years ago in free-market economist Milton Friedman's fertile mind -- recently counted its largest victory. The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of the ...