#80 INTERVIEW w Matt Bufton – Is there room for small government on big campuses?

Episode 84 July 16, 2021 00:24:10
#80 INTERVIEW w Matt Bufton – Is there room for small government on big campuses?
Canadian Taxpayers Podcast
#80 INTERVIEW w Matt Bufton – Is there room for small government on big campuses?

Jul 16 2021 | 00:24:10

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Show Notes

Matt Bufton thinks smaller government is better, and he’s swimming against the current at universities across Canada, but here’s the good news: a lot of university students are swimming against the current with him.

 

Bufton runs the Institute for Liberal Studies that gets students into the big ideas that are the foundation of small government.

 

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And the Institute’s own podcast, “The Curious Task”

https://thecurioustask.podbean.com/e/ep-40-pete-boettke-—-what-is-the-curious-task-of-economics/

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