FROM: Role of Government in a Free Society (S1050) @freetochoosenetwork

Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

FROM: Role of Government in a Free Society (S1050)

$Political Incentives and Special Interests Milton Friedman identified a structural problem at the heart of democratic policy-making: concentrated interests consistently overpower diffused ones. When a small group stands to gain significantly from a policy, they organize, lobby, and show up. When the cost is spread across millions of consumers — each bearing only a fraction — no one mobilizes. The result is policy that serves the few at the expense of the many, not because of corruption, but because of incentives.$

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FROM: Role of Government in a Free Society (S1050)