Videos (Cont.): Dr John Lewis debates Dr Byrns on UNC Campus

These final two sections of video are questions from the student audience to the speakers Dr John Lewis and Dr Ralph Byrns at the debate, "Is It Moral for the Government to Intervene in Free Markets?", hosted by Carolina Review on the UNC Chapel Hill campus on November 4, 2009.

Part 7


Part 8

Videos (Cont.): Dr John Lewis debates Dr Byrns on UNC Campus

This section of video is the closing arguments from Dr John Lewis and Dr Ralph Byrns at the debate, "Is It Moral for the Government to Intervene in Free Markets?", hosted by Carolina Review on the UNC Chapel Hill campus on November 4, 2009.
Part 6

Videos Cont.: Dr John Lewis debates Dr Byrns on UNC Campus

The following three sections of video cover the questions asked by the Carolina Review panel of each of the speakers at the debate. The debate was held on the UNC Chapel Hill campus on November 4, 2009.


Video 3 Panel Questions


Video 4 Panel Questions (cont.)


Video 5 Panel Questions (cont.)

Video Part 1: Dr John Lewis debates Dr Byrns on UNC Campus

I have uploaded the first section of the debate. The very beginning of Dr Byrns presentation is missing and it starts a few minutes into his opening statements. Again the quality of the video is not the best.



I will continue to post the remaining four parts of the debate. I am currently encountering difficulties with upload time, and am working on figuring out if there is a more efficient method of uploading.

Video Part 2: Dr John Lewis debates Dr Byrns on UNC Campus

Dr John Lewis in this section (part 2) builds and presents his case for the morality of free markets and against government intervention in the markets. Dr Lewis was speaker at a debate on the topic of "Is it moral for the government to intervene in the free market?", hosted by Carolina Review, and held at the UNC, Chapel Hill campus on November 4, 2009. Dr Ralph Byrns, professor of economics at UNC Chapel Hill was the other speaker.

The audio & video quality of the taping is amateur (!), but the intellectual content is superlative.




The video was created on Flip Ultra HD Mini camcorder.