Opinion: Australia's two-class migrant policy defies liberal tradition
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Milton Friedman is most often associated with free market economics, arguing against government regulations limiting personal freedoms and enforcing excessive wealth transfers in the name of social welfare.
Among other things, he opposed the US issuing of green cards that
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Hamish McConnochie
Sat, 08 Feb 2014
Sat, 08 Feb 2014
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Opinion: Australia's two-class migrant policy defies liberal tradition
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