Milton Friedman:

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Milton Friedman:

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Milton Friedman was a strong advocate for free-market capitalism. He did not advocate for minimizing the market's role (A), nor did he support the continuation of Social Security in its existing form or detailed regulations of industries (B and C). Instead, he believed in reducing government intervention in the economy, which aligns with the idea of privatizing national parks (D), though this is a more extreme interpretation of his views on privatization and free markets.