Milton Friedman: Not a Man for All Seasons

Jeff Madrick

Challenge, 2007, vol. 50, issue 1, pages 124-129

Abstract: The great economist Milton Friedman, who died in November 2006, would have had us believe he had found universal solutions to a wide range of economic and social problems. His views were narrower than he thought.

Date: 2007

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