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Checks Quotes by Milton Friedman
- The power to determine the quantity of money... is too important, too pervasive, to be exercised by a few people, however public-spirited, if there is…
- Government power must be dispersed. If government is to exercise power, better in the county than in the state, better in the state than in…
- Political freedom means the absence of coercion of a man by his fellow men. The fundamental threat to freedom is power to coerce, be it…
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