Today’s podcast is “Who Protects the Consumer?,” volume seven of the ten-part public television series Free To Choose. Various government agencies are created to protect the consumer but end up restricting freedom and innovation. Friedman explains how the free market and competition are the best protection for consumer interests. Listen now.
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