Why Government Is the Problem

Milton Friedman examines the root causes of America's social problems, attributing them to well-intentioned but flawed government actions. He highlights how special interests and bureaucratic self-interest have transformed government from a servant of the people into a self-serving entity. Friedman argues that this shift undermines democratic control and suggests term limits as a promising reform to rein in government power. This concise 18-page work offers a sharp critique of government inefficiency and its social consequences.