Milton Friedman

Introduction Perhaps no policy issue in recent times has stirred as much controversy as the U.S. foreign aid program. Each year the Congress —and the public at large—cast a thoroughly jaundiced eye at this "temporary" program of assistance to the less developed world. Each year we have had a...

The American Economic Review Volume LVIII MARCH 1968 Number 1 THE ROLE OF MONETARY POLICY* By Milton Friedman** There is wide agreement about the major goals of economic policy: high employment, stable prices, and rapid growth. There is less agreement that these goals are mutually compatible...

A piac hatalma Valamennyien iiaponlta m^gszámlálbatatlain meminyiségű terméket és szolgáltaltást ihiasmáluTÜc feil) — az evéshez, az öltözködéshez, az elemekkel szembeni védekezéshez vagy egyszerűen csiak az élvezethez. Adottnak vesszük, hogy mindez rendelkezésünkre áll,...

Preface, 1982 I he lectures that my wife helped shape into this book were delivered a quarter of a century ago. It is hard even for persons who were then active, let alone for the more than half of the current population who were then less than ten years old or had not yet been born, to...

Introduction David J. Theroux Economist and former Newsweek columnist Henry Wallich has credited Milton Friedman with having "almost single-handedly" changed economic thinking on the subject of money.' Indeed, Milton Friedman, the 1976 Nobel laureate in economic science, is a world renowned...