In her account of the destructiveness of inflationary policies (“How Inflation Ended Neoliberalism,” op-ed, Nov. 16), Jennifer Burns asserts that Milton Friedman “would likely have supported” some of ...
Inflation is all over the news and commentary today, particularly after a presidential election that was allegedly all about it. The problem remains that few who utter the word grasp its singular ...
Critics of the famed free-market economist should try learning from him.
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Inflation is all over the news and commentary today, particularly after a presidential election that was allegedly all about it. The problem remains that few who utter the word grasp its singular ...
“Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon,” Milton Friedman once said. In other words, don’t blame greed — blame the politicians who control the money supply. Ron Paul called inflation ...
Monetary policy should be calibrated with inflation to maintain equilibrium on real interest rate; it may have to be forward-looking on future inflation to enable decisions ...
Robert Armstrong Milton Friedman, who is by my reckoning the third most famous economist in the history of the world, once ...
Yesterday marked what would have been trade economist Henry George’s 183nd birthday; he was born on September 2 in Philadelphia in 1839 and he died on October 29, 1897. To honor Henry George’s legacy ...