Larry and the Feds

摘要

Beginning in the mid-1970s, Larry Moss began a 20-year association with federal training facilities known collectively as the Executive Seminar Centers (later the Management Development Centers), teaching market economics to federal managers attending economics and executive development seminars. He was recommended to me when I was searching for someone who could represent a free-market approach in a two-week-long economic policy seminar whose faculty was composed primarily of government economists, none particularly libertarian in outlook. The colleague who recommended him commented that Larry punctuated his lectures with magic tricks.