Bet On It • 171 implied HN points • 03 Jun 25
- Milton Friedman suggested abolishing certain government policies he viewed as unnecessary. Some of these policies include price supports for agriculture and minimum wage laws.
- He believed that many interventions weren't justified by their outcomes, indicating a need for less government control in various sectors.
- Friedman's focus was on promoting free-market principles, but his priorities differed from contemporary issues, revealing changes in the economy and regulation over time.