In this wide-ranging conversation, Former Secretary of State George P. Shultz and Economist David Friedman discuss the ways in which the world - especially the world of ideas - has changed over Shultz’s lifetime.
This discussion dives into the ways in which peoples' understanding of concepts like socialism are not what they were in the Cold War era. Using personal experiences, the two discuss the changing perceptions in the world about property rights, the role of government and even marriage.
Originally Recorded: 2006
Recorded in 2008, Dennis McCuistion, former Exec. Dir., Inst. for Excellence in Corporate Governance, UT Dallas, speaks with a panel of finance and banking...
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Restraint and common sense, urges the inventor of the Ames Test, Professor Bruce Ames. He’s concerned with the exaggeration of the danger of chemical...