Nowhere are good economic ideas more important for growth and stability than in labor and capital markets. Enormous technological, political, and demographic shifts in the past one hundred years have changed what is feasible and what works in practice. George Shultz, John Cochrane, and Caroline Hoxby discuss how ideas about the roles of government and private enterprise have changed, how good ideas stressing economic freedom can be advanced into action, and the influence of globalization on the ability of governments to apply good ideas to capital flows and immigration. This discussion is the tenth of speaker series "A Century of Ideas for a Free Society." For more information on the series and related upcoming events, visit:
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