PBS Free to Choose 1990 Vol. 1 of 5 - The Power of the Market

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Free to Choose 1990 Volume 1 - The Power of the Market Topic: The Power of the Market to Promote Prosperity and Freedom ABSTRACT Dr. Friedman states, "There is not a single person in the world who can make this pencil." He explains that the creation of even a simple object - like the "lead" pencil - requires the knowledge of many people, lumberjacks, steel manufacturers, miners, etc. These people may not speak the same language, they may not know or like one another, yet the market enables them to combine knowledge and effort to produce wealth. Introduced by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Discussion with David Brooks, Wall Street Journal and James Galbraith, University of Texas. CAST Milton Friedman .... Economist http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_Friedman Arnold Schwarzenegger .... Actor Linda Chavez .... Moderator David Brooks .... Wall Street Journal James Galbraith .... University of Texas TECHNICAL SPECS: Video Codec: DivX 5.2.1 Video Bitrate: 1235kbps (.387 bits/pixel) Video Resolution: 416x320 Audio Codec: MP3 VBR Audio BitRate: 128kb/s Audio Channels: 2 RunTime Per Part: 47 min Number Of Parts: 5 Part Size: 435MB SERIES DESCRIPTION In 1990, Free to Choose was updated to five volumes. Each volume features a documentary by Milton Friedman followed by an all-new discussion and debate. Volumes 1, 2, 4 and 5 include modified documentaries originally produced for the 1980 version of the series. Volume 3, "The Failure of Socialism" was later renamed "Freedom and Prosperity". Volume 4, "What's Wrong With Our Schools" was later renamed "The Failure of Socialism". The 1990 series features introductions by prominant figures such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, George Schultz, Ronald Reagan, and Steve Allen. If nothing else, after viewing these films at least you'll know what Arnold is talking about when he says, "Our state will prosper again when we commit ourselves in California to "Free to Ch
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