Published Nov 14, 2023
Jennifer Burns | Conversations with Tyler
Jennifer Burns delves into the ideological clashes and philosophical underpinnings that defined Ayn Rand's work, exploring her interactions with Milton Friedman and Ludwig von Mises, while also highlighting the profound influence of women in Friedman's life and his global economic legacy.
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