Milton Friedman quote about stubbornness from Capitalism and Freedom - In which of these respects the public is more stubborn is an empirical question to be judged from the factual evidence, not something that can be determined by reason alone.
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“ In which of these respects the public is more stubborn is an empirical question to be judged from the factual evidence, not something that can be determined by reason alone. ”
 Milton Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom (1962). copy citation

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Author Milton Friedman
Source Capitalism and Freedom
Topic stubbornness public
Date 1962
Language English
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Milton Friedman quote about stubbornness from Capitalism and Freedom - In which of these respects the public is more stubborn is an empirical question to be judged from the factual evidence, not something that can be determined by reason alone.
Milton Friedman quote about stubbornness from Capitalism and Freedom - In which of these respects the public is more stubborn is an empirical question to be judged from the factual evidence, not something that can be determined by reason alone.