Capitalism and freedom

Chosen by the Times Literary Supplement as one of "the hundred most influential books since the war." How can we benefit from what the government system promises and at the same time avoid the threat it poses to individual freedom? In this masterpiece, Milton Friedman presents the final picture of his economic philosophy, which had the most far-reaching impact; that policy in which competitive capitalism is an instrument to achieve economic freedom and a fundamental condition for political freedom. The result is a book characterized by ease of understanding; more than half a million copies have been sold in English, translated into eighteen languages, and expectations indicate that its impact will deepen over time.