Milton Friedman: “I believe in free markets, but that doesn’t mean I’m a defender of big enterprises.”“I want competition. The essence of a free market economy is that it prevents enterprises from exploiting anybody else.”

Milton Friedman: “What I’d like young people to know is that markets work and that they work best if they are freest.”“The way to have a free market economy is to get government out of the picture, to eliminate regulations, and to eliminate control over prices and wages.”

A Nobel Prize-winning economist explains what Milton Friedman got wrong

Milton Friedman: “When you hear people objecting to the market or capitalism, you’ll find that most of those objections are objections to freedom itself.”“What most people are objecting to is that the market gives people what the people want, instead of what the person talking thinks the people ought to want.”