Panel and thank all of you thank you all. Good afternoon. My name is eddie selassie. Im a coolidge of the class of 2021 and a freshman at Harvard University studying economics and our panel is session six. It is titled the results of coolidge policy, the roar of the 1920s economy moderating. This panel is john childs john childs is the chairman of j. W. Childs associates, a private Investment Firm focused on sciences, real estate and, Consumer Brand investments. Prior to forming his firm in 1995, mr. Childs was senior managing director of thomas lee company and prior to that he ran Capital Markets group of prudential insurance. Mr. Childs served our in the u. S. Army. Hes a trustee of the Coolidge Foundation and serves on numerous other corporate and boards. Please join me in welcoming mr. Childs and our panelists to the stage. Good. What do you want . Im going to put that there. Wheres. Yeah. Good have to be. Ill come down here. Yeah. Let start by thanking edie for that lovely introdu
Im reihan salam. Im president of the Manhattan Institute. And i wanted to start the evening by explaining exactly why this prize is so important to us. The hayek prize is a celebration of Friedrich Hayek, one of the most consequential thinkers of the modern era, a celebrated who was awarded the nobel prize in 1974. Hayek did more than just make intellectual breakthroughs. He inspired a generation of economic reformers who helped liberate countless millions from poverty around the world. And his message remains vitally important as we look to the future. In his 1944 book, the road to serfdom, hayek drew a connection between economic and freedom more generally, arguing that government control of economic Decision Making paved the way to further encroachments on individual rights and the use of knowledge in society. A groundbreaking article published in 1945, he carefully and methodically dismantled the logic behind economic collectivism at a time when the worlds intellectual elite was co
Im reihan salam. Im president of the Manhattan Institute. And i wanted to start the evening by explaining exactly why this prize is so important to us. The hayek prize is a celebration of Friedrich Hayek, one of the most consequential thinkers of the modern era, a celebrated who was awarded the nobel prize in 1974. Hayek did more than just make intellectual breakthroughs. He inspired a generation of economic reformers who helped liberate countless millions from poverty around the world. And his message remains vitally important as we look to the future. In his 1944 book, the road to serfdom, hayek drew a connection between economic and freedom more generally, arguing that government control of economic Decision Making paved the way to further encroachments on individual rights and the use of knowledge in society. A groundbreaking article published in 1945, he carefully and methodically dismantled the logic behind economic collectivism at a time when the worlds intellectual elite was co
Im president of the Manhattan Institute. And i wanted to start the evening by explaining exactly why this prize is so important to us. The hayek prize is a celebration of Friedrich Hayek, one of the most consequential thinkers of the modern era, a celebrated who was awarded the nobel prize in 1974. Hayek did more than just make intellectual breakthroughs. He inspired a generation of economic reformers who helped liberate countless millions from poverty around the world. And his message remains vitally important as we look to the future. In his 1944 book, the road to serfdom, hayek drew a connection between economic and freedom more generally, arguing that government control of economic Decision Making paved the way to further encroachments on individual rights and the use of knowledge in society. A groundbreaking article published in 1945, he carefully and methodically dismantled the logic behind economic collectivism at a time when the worlds intellectual elite was convinced that stat
Good afternoon. My name is eddie selassie. Im a coolidge of the class of 2021 and a freshman at Harvard University studying economics and our panel is session six. It is titled the results of coolidge policy, the roar of the 1920s economy moderating. This panel is john childs john childs is the chairman of j. W. Childs associates, a private Investment Firm focused on sciences, real estate and, Consumer Brand investments. Prior to forming his firm in 1995, mr. Childs was senior managing director of thomas lee company and prior to that he ran Capital Markets group of prudential insurance. Mr. Childs served our in the u. S. Army. Hes a trustee of the Coolidge Foundation and serves on numerous other corporate and boards. Please join me in welcoming mr. Childs and our panelists to the stage. Good. What do you want . Im going to put that there. Wheres. Yeah. Good have to be. Ill come down here. Yeah. Let start by thanking edie for that lovely introduction and then ill pat myself on the back.