The article from the Hoover Institution features Argentine President Javier Milei discussing his approach to economic freedom and market principles. Milei emphasizes his belief in minimal state intervention, arguing that the market is a process of social cooperation where property rights are voluntarily exchanged. He criticizes state intervention as coercive and detrimental to innovation and economic growth. Milei, who identifies as a libertarian and minarchist, advocates for reducing government regulation and spending to promote private enterprise and economic prosperity[1].

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