The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Milton Friedman Was Right About Philanthropy After All

By Leslie Lenkowsky

To most people in philanthropy, Milton Friedman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist who died last month, is probably best known — if he is known at all — as an opponent of corporate social responsibility, which he once called a form of "pure and unadulterated socialism." He also compared the idea of requiring young people to...

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