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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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Another strand of Friedman's analysis involves deposit insurance.

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

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

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

Once we learned of Roger Friedman's post we asked Fox News to remove it, which they did immediately.

Friedman's story is heartening, but it can come unstuck in two ways.

It is the antithesis of Friedman's flat world.

First, Friedman's study based on the perspective of sociology of law and the legal system, which is his originality.

According to Friedman's Hot, Flat and Crowded: Why We Need A Green Revolution-and How It Can Renew America, democracy itself is the problem.

With Friedman's paper, Leo Melamed was able to open the Chicago International Money Market in May 1972.

Now I like Friedman's columns and most of the time I am struck with admiration and envy at his ability to provoke and convince.

I get out the look and Friedman's running over , his arms going like this

An Analysis of Milton Friedman's Thought of New Liberalism and Its Influence

This initiative brought to mind the opening passage of Milton Friedman's Capitalism and Freedom

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