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The Milton Friedman Choir on CSR
If you mention Milton Friedman’s famous essay on corporate social responsibility in teaching busienss associations or some related course, you might want to flag this little gem for your students. It’s sort of the musical version of the essay, although with some school choice stuff mixed in:
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