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Or so claims Dr. Dennis Friedman in a book that has kicked up a bit of a ruckus in Britain.

Friedman has cultivated an image of a maverick, a renegade scientist brave enough to tell the world what he knows about flying saucers.

Friedman famously said he wishes the United States could "be China for a day. "

It would be wrong to suggest that Friedman is oblivious of these risks. In an interesting aside, he writes.

One of Milton Friedman's favorites, as you know.

But Friedman's ingrained belief in the power of reason and persuasion always got the better of any such theoretical misgivings.

Thomas L. Friedman? Never heard of him. He must be a nut to write a book like that.

It's unclear how wide a cross section of society Friedman used to draw his conclusions, but it's possible they may have been a bit skewed.

" They spell it right ? " She shoved the paper deep into the basket with her foot . There was no doubt ; she knew about Friedman .

MILTON FRIEDMAN: The emphasis of that talk was that free markets would undermine political centralization and political control.

Some friends and colleagues ask if I have not been guilty of trying to dethrone Keynes in favour of Friedman.

But Friedman would likely have objected strongly to any attempt by the Fed to increase the money supply in the name of fighting a recession.

It would be deplorable if Friedman's ideas were to be the only ones studied in universities.

Visiting economist Milton Friedman called it 'a statist monument for a dead pharaoh on the level of the pyramids. '

As he himself acknowledged in his now well-known 2002 speech, the term was an original of economist Milton Friedman.

"Friedman did not believe in big discretionary changes in the money supply, " says John Taylor, a Stanford University economist.

ROBINSON Pay off lump sums perhaps, and just get rid of it. OK Milton Friedman, if you are made dictator for one day, the next day.

At home, Mr. Friedman's wife, the former Anna Gutman, an eye surgeon, pleaded with him to let up on his obsession.

Milton Friedman held unswervingly to his principles, but was more pragmatic than some of his modern-day followers.

In Professor Friedman's view, government had the opposite obligation: to keep its hands off the economy, to let the free market do its work.

Looking inward, trying to resolve those internal contradictions Milton Friedman was always so worried about.

Milton Friedman: Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. To control inflation, you need to control the money supply.

Would it not have been simpler if Pigou had simply made his own observations and argued them out with Friedman?

FRIEDMAN Should go down, well not entirely zero. They ought to own the land on which government buildings are on.

Mr Friedman notes that South-East Asian governments still sometimes talk as if there were no home-grown paedophiles.

FRIEDMAN No, no what cleaned it up was the progress of private enterprise because you had a. . .

So Friedman's policy of "quantitative easing" , as it is called, still makes good sense. Am I recommending the economics of Robert Mugabe?

Robert Friedman: You know it's funny, because when I first hear it, it is the ultimate respect for an audience.

Friedman is one of America's most famous commentators, Mandelbaum one of its most distinguished academic experts on foreign policy.

Their father, Abraham Friedman, had come to the United States from Russia. He sold chickens when he first arrived.

But nobody believes in the monetary targeting proposed by his celebrated intellectual adversary, Milton Friedman, either.

For the last 10 years, John Friedman, the property manager, has watched over the building he frequented as a younger man.

Nehru and Friedman, at odds over central planning, agreed on at least one point. Both viewed India's development as a long haul.

Friedman himself was an optimistic American to his fingertips.

Friedman had a long-lasting and controversial avocation as an adviser to politicians and governments across the globe.

MILTON FRIEDMAN: The intellectual elite, as it were, were on the side of Allende, not on the side of Pinochet.

During the rest of his career, Friedman was largely occupied with the empirical testing of economic ideas.

Prof. Friedman: It is worth emphasizing that the best anti-fibrotic is always to reduce or suppress the underlying disease.

As Milton Friedman famously observed, nobody spends somebody else's money as wisely as he spends his own.

Anyhow, Friedman was defending individual freedom and, to me, it was the first step in my intellectual journey away from the mainstream.

Friedman points out that this view was accepted early in the crisis despite a complete lack of evidence.

Friedman's point was that money quantities themselves always told the inflationary tale.

But Friedman, having issued his manifesto , left others to argue about it and was more concerned to apply it in practice .

In fact, exchange rates have been more volatile than Friedman might have expected.

George Gamow - one of Friedman's pupils - was the major advocate of the Big Bang theory.

Friedman suggests mothers should not work, or if they must, should not return to work until their children are at least 1 year old.

Yet the revival of John Maynard Keynes should not lead us to ignore Milton Friedman: where will all that money go?

Milton Friedman remarked to me that Pigou had simply not understood modern developments.

Still, I shall not be making a contribution to the Friedman Institute.

Milton Friedman did not trust government to solve problems of joblessness or high prices.

A native New Yorker, Rachel Friedman took off to Ireland with a backpack for a summer to try and figure these things out.

Friedman also emphasized that brand author book resources is the cornerstone of the company strategy.

In a bleak article published in The National Interest last fall, the Harvard economist Benjamin Friedman took a more systemic view.

Friedman says that this is the only true solution to the balance of trades problem.

MILTON FRIEDMAN: Nobody smoked cigarettes. They were for small transactions. Cognac was a medium of circulation for large transactions.

Friedman used his polemical powers to win the commission over to his belief in an all-volunteer army.

I almost told Friedman he'd bought a squirrel , but you know I cut that smart stuff out ever since Palotta laid me off .

Friedman studied environmental science at three well-known universities around the world before becoming a professor in the subject.

Monetarism, led by Milton Friedman, which holds that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.

This, said Mr Friedman, addressing the American Economic Association as its president in 1967, was an illusion.

Monetarism, led by Milton Friedman, holds that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.

Friedman did this, calling for quick and severe cuts in government spending and inflation as well as a more open trade policy.

"Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. Milton Friedman. "

"INFLATION is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, " said Milton Friedman.

His defining contribution in economics is the distinction he drew with regard to the Friedman and Schwartz analysis of the Great Depression.

Friedman is absolutely right to prod the US to respond. But colour-coding such a big and diverse country is not so simple.

Belying his left-wing instincts, he introduced a congestion charge inspired by Milton Friedman and cosied up to the City.

Several speakers at the Zermatt Summit believe the time has come for Mr Friedman's theories to be consigned to the dustbin of history.

Milton Friedman pointed out in 1957 that living standards should be affected only by permanent changes in their income.

For the remainder of the war, Friedman did statistical work at the Division of War Research at Columbia.

Chanos might still lose this debate, but Friedman has already proven himself to be hopelessly wrong.

At the end of the section, Friedman has a paragraph that gives me my marching orders as a teacher, and also sends a chill down my spine.

Friedman's insights into how the economy works and his classically liberal perspective on the role of government are timeless.

FRIEDMAN If you got rid of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, it would be worth doing that.

Very recently he said that it is unfortunate that Milton Friedman had died.

Since Friedman spent much of his intellectual energy attacking the legacy of Keynes, it is natural to consider them opposites.

Instead, Friedman argues that the depth of international collaboration has created a new form of deterrence.

As Milton Friedman said the lags are "long and variable" .

Thatlament showed that Mr Friedman, brilliant and influential though he was, did not win all the fights he picked.

Friedman's most famous work, A Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960, gives an alternative explanation for the Great Depression.

He won $10, 000 in start-up capitol, and went on to found the business with Pomona College's Nick Friedman (left).

Nevertheless, Friedman had an obvious, if indirect, effect on many of her advisers and ministers.

But he does give a lucid and straightforward account of Friedman's challenge to Keynesian economics.

Mr Friedman's work was embellished by others, who modelled firms' and workers' expectations in a more sophisticated way.

Capitalism and Freedom contained almost all the themes Friedman would stress during his career as a public intellectual.

and that the book had been refuted by Milton Friedman, though he admired Keynes's earlier work on monetarism.

While Friedman was clearly the intellectual leader, Chicago had a first class group of economists who were doing innovative research.

Friedman's counterattack against Keynes began with the doctrine known as monetarism.

Milton Friedman is best known for his work on the idea that governments can slow inflation by shrinking the money supply.

Friedman and Mandelbaum at one point praise the beauty of solutions that rise from the bottom up as opposed to the top down.

Whether Mr. Friedman's promise of a reward, unauthorized by Israel, had truly motivated Mr. Hermann remains unknown.

Friedman originally intended to be a mathematician, and later an actuary.

Fortunately, Friedman has much of value to say on this issue.

As Milton Friedman put it, inflation is always a monetary phenomenon.

Keynes thought that capitalism needed to be in fetters; Friedman thought it would behave if left alone.

"You had these images in the 1930s of executives jumping out of skyscrapers, " Benjamin Friedman, the US academic, said recently.

INFLATION is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, said Milton Friedman, the economist who revived monetarism in the 1960s and 1970s.

Pauline Friedman took the name Abigail from the Christian Bible Old Testament.

"Goodbye, Iraq, and good luck" was the headline on Tom Friedman's column in Tuesday's New York Times.

Sagan was a founder of the Planetary Society, in 1980, with Dr. Friedman and Bruce Murray, then director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

He was referring to Mr Friedman's conclusion that central bankers were responsible for much of the suffering in the Depression.

One of the cubes will hold electronics and the other two will carry folded-up sails, Dr. Friedman said.

Friedman is an optimistic American to his fingertips.

Friedman argues against the continual government spending justified to "balance the wheel" and help the economy to continue to grow.

It may seem odd for a top Chinese Communist official to cite Friedman so approvingly.

The introduction lays out the principles of Friedman's archetypal liberal, a man who supports limited and dispersed governmental power.

This 66-page segment is editor Jeff Friedman's overview of subsequent chapters, along with his own contributions to the debate.

"We are all Keynesians now, " Friedman once said, although he later claimed he was quoted out of context.

Capitalism and Freedom was filled with Friedman's particular concerns as a monetary economist.

Milton Friedman, a monetarist economist, argued that adjustments were easier in a floating-rate system.

Mr. Friedman died on Jan. 13 in Haifa, Israel, the Simon Wiesenthal Center said. He was 88.

Friedman proposed, yet again, a common misconception over the meaning of China's huge accumulation of foreign reserves.

MILTON FRIEDMAN: Here was the first case in which you had a movement toward communi* which was replaced by a movement toward free markets.

As a libertarian, Dr. Friedman believes in the maximum possible freedom for the individual.

Milton Friedman makes this argument- All right, so Bill Gates can give to charity if he wants to.

In response to Chanos' claim Friedman made a number of very questionable statements about China.

Milton Friedman even approved, on the grounds that it quickly introduced new information to the market.

Friedman termed God as an active agent who intervenes in history and is also present in one's actions.

Meanwhile, Friedman's theoretical assumptions for some degree of abstraction is reasonable and feasible.

Friedman argues that both questions can be answered by looking to government regulation.

That course and subsequent contacts with Friedman had a profound effect on the direction taken by my research.

For all Friedman's charm, I received from him one of the best put-down remarks I have ever encountered.

Friedman said people's anxieties need to be addressed immediately and on a national scale.

Experts like George Friedman agree that the Chinese government is fearful of social unrest and recognizes the risk of a slowdown.

When talking about the cultural sources of American strength Mr. Friedman and Mr. Mandelbaum can sound like staunch Tea Party members.

It is also an insanely radical policy recommended by no less insane a radical than Milton Friedman, back in 1948.

Friedman's pricing formula takes into account square footage, cleaning frequency, and "population density. "

Personally, I would favour the "helicopter money" , recommended by that radical economist, Milton Friedman.

Yet some supposedly Friedmanite bastions went wobbly, with Britain scoring 43% and Friedman's own homeland, the United States, 56%.

This is scary stuff to those who swear by Milton Friedman's dictum that "inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. "

In Friedman's view, we'd be better off environmentally if intellectual elites could rule us in a benign autocracy.

During World War Two Friedman not only worked for the US Treasury on tax, but had a spell in the statistical war research group at Columbia.

In his book The World Is Flat, New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman describes Taiwan's high-tech development in detail.

Three weeks later, with damaging gossip swirling, it was Ms. Friedman's job to form a recovery plan.

Friedman points admiringly to the ability of totalitarian states to override the desires of their subjects.

The gallery must satisfy the market; Friedman Benda will soon be moving to a larger Chelsea space.

Not all economists accept that Tobin's theory of government intervention has replaced the Friedman model.

Second, Mr Friedman revolutionised how economists and policymakers treated money and inflation.

There were no significant differences in allele number and expected heterozygosity among breeds using Friedman test.

A set of two flat sheets in honor of Thomas Friedman's view of the modern world?

But the context of natural selection defines the narrow limits of the argument that Friedman and Savage developed.

Another problem China faces is its dependence on the U. S. says Friedman.

Friedman and Martin spun the data forward by looking for behavioral and psychological attributes that relate to longevity.

We were thus introduced, in particular, to the work of Milton Friedman.

Among other works, he has published biographies of great economists including FA Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, and Milton Friedman.

Matthew Friedman is the worldwide marketing executive responsible for IBM's grid computing initiative.

He told Friedman: "You're right, we did it. We're very sorry. But thanks to you, we won't do it again. "

Friedman's early life ought to offer rich material to a biographer.

Milton Friedman, the late Nobel laureate, routinely returned reporters' calls collect.

In 1962 Friedman published Capitalism and Freedom, a comprehensive exposition of the libertarian position.

In Friedman's view, we need experts to help decipher our crises.

They have drawn on the ideas and research of Keynes from the 1930s, of Friedman and Schwartz in the 1960s, and of many others.

It could use more of the generous responsible spirit Friedman and Mandelbaum recommend.

In September, both the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Friedman Benda gallery in Manhattan featured his pieces in exhibitions.

Because of this bailout, notes Friedman, the U. S. government has an even bigger debt problem.

Thus, in Friedman's vision of "modern industrial, legal culture, legal system changes" have reached a good cycle.

Milton Friedman was becoming the most articulate spokesman for the so-called Chicago School of economics.

FRIEDMAN Basic fundamental functions, what are its fundamental functions?

According to a theory associated with the economist David Friedman, medieval Icelandic society had some features of anarcho-capitalism.

Thomas Friedman said recently that the surest cure to poverty was entrepreneurship.

We knew this from Milton Friedman's permanent income hypothesis, or even from good old Keynesian multiplier theory.

But despite Mr Friedman's work, thickets of regulation thrive in most countries, particularly his homeland.

Roberts, PhD, a professor at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University.

America remains China's largest customer and therefore, they have to keep us "happy" in order to keep the money flowing, says Friedman.

BC Partners and Hellman & Friedman, the private equity groups, are both considering a counter-bid for iShares.

Milton Friedman taught us that a tax cut is no such thing unless accompanied by a spending cut.

"Friedman, you must find Eichmann, " he said, according to Mr. Friedman's 1961 memoir, "The Hunter. "

Second, Mr Friedman revolutionised how economists and policymakers treated money andinflation.

But Mr. Friedman contended that after the arrest, Eichmann was heard telling the Israeli agents, "Where's Friedman? "

Monetary policy is being loosened, not tightened: we can thank Milton Friedman's influential analyses for that.

Mr. Friedman is grateful to his colleagues for their friendship and support over the past decade.

Friedman told Pinochet that he needed to take decisive and immediate action to defeat inflation.

Prof. Friedman: What is most exciting is an increasing awareness of how to clear activated stellate cells as a therapeutic measure.

I read books by Friedman and Hayek with great interest. They were our inspiration.

Friedman explained how unions help cartelize industry, to the consumer's detriment.

Fox News representatives and Roger Friedman met today and mutually agreed to part ways immediately.

Friedman showed that, while people do save more when they earn more, it is only to spend later.

That was the extent of Friedman's involvement with the regime.

Friedman is sometimes Jeffersonian in his suspicion of city life.

Dr. Richard A. Friedman is a professor of psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College in Manhattan.

But then this is not really a biography at all: it is a supporters' guide to Friedman's economic and libertarian thought.

George Friedman, founder and chief executive of geopolitical analysis firm STRATFOR, believes China will fragment by 2020.

Because what you see here, what you see here is the flat world of Thomas Friedman.

In the 1950s, Friedman was much better known for his advocacy of floating exchange rates than for monetarism.

Friedman's book belongs to the long line of alarmist literature that is by its very nature utopian.

According to Ivan Friedman, president &CEO of RCS Retail Real Estate Advisors, store closings are much more likely than mall closings.

In good times property management is seen as a fixed cost, says Mark Friedman, Accruent's chief executive.

Michael J. Boskin is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and the T. M. Friedman Professor of Economics at Stanford University .

Stanton Friedman is convinced that extraterrestrial aliens are visiting us, and have been for a long time.

John Maynard Keynes, J. K. Galbraith and Milton Friedman all used it as a testing-ground for their ideas.

However, Friedman, Lewis, Schultz, and others at Chicago were confident I had written an important book.

Additionally, it rankled many women that Friedman lays the blame for men's fidelity issues on females.

ROBINSON Does Milton Friedman really oppose all health and safety regulation?

Esther " Eppie " Friedman as Ann Landers lives in Chicago and has a daughter, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

His plan also reflected Friedman's strong interest in contemporary sculpture.

Central-bank money is "high-powered" , as Milton Friedman, the doyen of monetarism, once said.

Decades on, India's economic planners are still shooting for the moon, and indeed getting there rather sooner than Friedman had imagined.

Yet the classic argument for flexible exchange rates was made by none other than Milton Friedman.

Milton Friedman always understood the oppressiveness of life behind the Iron Curtain.

The globalization that Friedman frets over was critical to the Indian rebirth.

Even Milton Friedman, a fervent advocate of floating exchange rates, thought so.

In 1955, Esther " Eppie " Friedman took over the Ann Landers advice column in the Chicago-Sun newspaper, and kept the columnists name.

When Mr Friedman was attacking the growth of the state and trumpeting freedom of choice 50 years ago, few listened; now many do.

His claim was met with incredulity by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman.

For Milton Friedman calling the business cycle a "cycle" is a misnomer, because of its non-cyclical nature.

Another strand of Friedman's analysis involves deposit insurance.

Dr. Friedman, who cut his teeth on the Halley's Comet proposal, has long sought to weigh anchor in space.

Besides the well-known David D. Friedman, many others carry on and evolve the anarcho-capitalist traditions. They include.

Thanks to Friedman, we are no longer forced into the armed services.

FRIEDMAN Oh but Housing and Urban Development has done a enormous amount of harm.

Uri Friedman is an associate editor at Foreign Policy.

But, China's got more than problems; the country has an inferiority complex, says Friedman.

Mrs. Friedman, you will note, had the last word.

John Maynard Keynes, who died in 1946, and Milton Friedman, who died last week, were the most influential economists of the 20th century.

Allan Friedman calls this an important start to strengthening privacy laws.

Milton Friedman writes, in his book, "Free to Choose, "

Third, Mr Friedman laid the foundation of modern theories of consumption.

They have to work hard at aggressively branding their writers such as The Times' Tom Friedman, Maureen Dowd or Paul Krugman.

When we advised Fox News of the facts, they took immediate action, removed the post, and promptly terminated Mr. Friedman.

Friedman and Savage were defending the use of unrealistic assumptions in economic reasoning.

The first is this thing that Milton [Friedman] used to talk about, you've got to get the government out of the way.

David R. Henderson on What Caused the Financial Crisis? by Jeffrey Friedman, ed.

"YOU'RE right, we did it, " Ben Bernanke told Milton Friedman in a speech celebrating the Nobel laureate's 90th birthday in 2002.

"Dear Abby" or Abigail Van Buren is in fact Pauline Esther Friedman.

Friedman was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1912, the fourth and last child of Hungarian-Jewish immigrants.

Our guest, the Nobel prize winning economist, Milton Friedman.

Friedman proposes that the Federal Reserve have a consistent rule to increase the money supply by 3-5% annually.

Friedman coolly replied, "Would you rather command an army of slaves? "

Friedman and Mandelbaum go very light on the programmatic details.

Keynes and the Keynesians, Friedman and the Chicago School . . . what now?

Along with Milton Friedman, who won the prize in 1976, Prof Phelps challenged the notion that fine-tuning the economy was possible.

There just wasn't the space . Friedman said stick it in ; I stuck it in .

He and Mrs Friedman wrote a bestselling book, "Free to Choose" , published in 1980, based on a television series of the same name.

Friedman makes a convincing argument for this.

"Grid computing is clearly a way to gain competitive advantage, " says Friedman.

Take it easy , " Ace said , wondering if Mom had told her about Friedman . "

Mr Campbell got his economics doctorate from the University of Chicago when Milton Friedman was his faculty adviser.

The analogy Friedman and Savage used applies only to expert billiard players.

Friedman started at Chicago in the fall of 1932; there he met his future wife and writing partner, Rose Director.

This lesson on liquidity is not the same as that drawn by Friedman and Schwartz.

Friedman's conclusion is that the minimum wage leads to greater unemployment and hurts exactly the people it is meant to help.

The only thing we ask is that if there is a TSCC movie, please God let series creator Josh Friedman be involved.

Influenced by Friedman, I objected to the pegged rate.

Green optimists such as Thomas Friedman yoke energy security with the green agenda; Beijing is effectively decoupling the two.

It's never too late to choose a healthier path, Friedman and Martin said.

Thomas L. Friedman, The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century, Picador: 2007.

Education is a case in point, not least in Mr Friedman's homeland.

Friedman also liked to use the aphorism, "Predictions are extremely difficult, especially when they're about the future. "

Friedman's point is that IT has paved the way to global business opportunities that any company, large or small, can exploit.

The 2009 edition goes on sale Wednesday. Matt Friedman, the Associated Press.