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Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 What is America? (Lecture)
- Season 1 What is America? (Q&A)
- Season 1 Myths That Conceal Reality (Lecture)
- Season 1 Myths That Conceal Reality (Q&A)
- Season 1 Is Capitalism Humane? (Lecture)
- Season 1 Is Capitalism Humane? (Q&A)
- Season 1 The Role of Government in a Free Society (Lecture)
- Season 1 The Role of Government in a Free Society (Q&A)
- Season 1 What is Wrong with the Welfare State? (Lecture)
- Season 1 What is Wrong with the Welfare State? (Q&A)
- Season 1 Money and Inflation (Lecture)
- Season 1 Money and Inflation (Q&A)
- Season 1 Is Tax Reform Possible? (Lecture)
- Season 1 Is Tax Reform Possible? (Q&A)
- Season 1 Producer vs Consumer (Lecture)
- Season 1 Free Trade: Producer vs Consumer (Q&A)
- Season 1 Energy Crisis: A Humane Solution (Lecture)
- Season 1 Energy Crisis: A Humane Solution (Q&A)
- Season 1 The Economics of Medical Care (Lecture)
- Season 1 The Economics of Medical Care (Q&A)
- Season 1 Putting Learning Back in the Classroom (Lecture)
- Season 1 Putting Learning Back in the Classroom (Q&A)
- Season 1 Who Protects the Consumer? (Lecture)
- Season 1 Who Protects the Consumer? (Q&A)
- Season 1 Who Protects the Worker? (Lecture)
- Season 1 Who Protects the Worker? (Q&A)
- Season 1 Equality and Freedom in the Free Enterprise System (Lecture)
- Season 1 Equality and Freedom in the Free Enterprise System (Q&A)
- Season 1 The Future of Our Free Society (Lecture)
- Season 1 The Future of Our Free Society (Q&A)
Milton Friedman Speaks - Season 1 Episode 11 Money and Inflation (Lecture)
10.00 48 minutes Inflation is blamed on many things. But it has only one cause: It is a monetary phenomenon. Inflation occurs when the quantity of money increases faster than the quantity of goods. Why does the money supply increase? Very often, it does so to enable the government to pay its bills without raising taxes. There’s only one real cure for inflation. It is a cure that’s easy to describe but difficult to apply: The government must reduce spending and print less money. The alternatives are both recession and double-digit inflation. Recorded at University of San Diego & San Diego Chamber of Commerce
