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Its arguments would continue to condition global economics and effect world leaders in the late 20th century, but Capitalism and Independence was typically dismissed when it was first shared in 1962. The first work written for everyone by American economist Milton Friedman, the booklet argues a free market with little government interference is the ultimate way to run contemporary society. Its ideas were considered to be on the fringes of the economical debate at first, but Capitalism and Independence introduced a fresh challenge to the dominance of the economical ideas put forward by Englishman John Maynard Keynes. Its theories spurred Friedman's go up to fame and paved just how for the important body of work that adopted. Capitalism and Independence also inspired Friedman's highly successful booklet and television series, Free to Choose (1980). These both helped to popularize free-market thinking and made Friedman a household name.
