Friedman Fundamentals: Collectivism after World War II

Collectivist sentiment was popular after World War II. The role and power of the US government continued to grow dramatically until the 1980s, when intellectual opinions shifted in response to this expansion. As a result, Ronald Reagan was able to capitalize on the ideological shift and limit the role of the government.

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[scaltra]

Imagine pointing to the guy who pioneered trickle down economics and trying to revere them as some sort of savior of the american people.

[dariusthurman]

I like the message about burdonsome regulation but this video is poorly made.