Editing Free to Choose (section)

{{Short description|Book and television series produced by the Friedmans}}
{{Other uses of|Freedom of choice}}
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{{Infobox book
| name         = Free to Choose: A Personal Statement
| image        = Free to Choose.jpg
| image_size = 180px
| authors       = [[Milton Friedman]]<br>[[Rose Friedman]]
| country      = United States
| language     = English
| genre        = [[Nonfiction]]
| publisher    = [[Harcourt Trade Publishers|Harcourt]]
| release_date = 1980
| media_type   = Hardback
| pages        = xii, 338
| isbn         = 0-15-133481-1
| dewey        = 330.12/2
| congress     = HB501 .F72
| oclc         = 797729203
}}{{Libertarianism US|literature}}
'''''Free to Choose: A Personal Statement''''' is a 1980 book by economists [[Milton Friedman|Milton]] and [[Rose D. Friedman]], accompanied by a ten-part series broadcast on [[public television]], that advocates [[free market]] principles. It was primarily a response to an earlier landmark book and television series ''[[The Age of Uncertainty]]'', by the noted economist [[John Kenneth Galbraith]].