Rest In Peace
Milton Friedman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist who advocated an unfettered free market and had the ear of three U.S. presidents, died Thursday at age 94.
A believer in the principles of 18th century economist Adam Smith, he consistently argued that individual freedom should rule economic policy. Outspoken and controversial, Friedman saw his theories attacked by many traditional economists such as Harvard’s John Kenneth Galbraith.
His theory of monetarism, adopted in part by the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations, opposed the traditional Keynesian economics that had dominated U.S. policy since the New Deal. He was a member of Reagan’s Economic Policy Advisory Board.
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Rest In Peace
I'm a direct opponent of Friedman's policies, but the guy has had a hell of life.
Didn't really know of him..I used a Robert Rubin quote/reference in a political thread a long time ago and got flamed by everyone.
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