Trailblazers: The New Zealand Story Markets and intellectual dishonesty--all of which

and intellectual dishonesty--all of which are threats to a free

and Cato Institute Senior Fellow Johan Norberg explores an inherited British bureaucracy which created layers of rules and regulations

Farmers testify that they can now send their children to school because they're no longer needed to assist on the farm

Dani Rodrik -- author and Professor of International Political Economy at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government

Equality of Opportunity -- the panelists explore Friedman's ideas and the possible implications of equality of opportunity and equality of outcome

Trailblazers: The New Zealand Story Markets and intellectual dishonesty--all of whichFirst pain, then gain New Zealand is a place of great natural beauty and resources, of pioneering immigrants from the Maori to the more recent settlers. Theyre fierce, hardy, and strong, able to withstand challenges like the massive economic challenge they faced in the mid 1980s. With their economy unraveling, they made huge, controversial changes, including doing away with farm subsidies and protectionist import controls. At first, it hurt. A lot.