In this classic, the wit and wisdom of economist Milton Friedman is displaye in his explanation of wealth distribution and motivation principles. Friedman, who's 100th birthday we celebrate July 31st, 2012, responds to the proposal of a 100% inheritance tax and answers that America and its passion for prosperity is closely tied to our society's cherished family bonds.
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