This man served as an economic advisor to Ronald Reagan where he recommended the appointment of one of his disciples, Alan Greenspan, to the post of Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
This man served as an economic advisor to Ronald Reagan where he recommended the appointment of one of his disciples, Alan Greenspan, to the post of Chairman of the Federal Reserve. After 1960, this man posited that Social Security was creating "welfare dependency" and argued that the entire system should be replaced with a negative income tax. While reflecting on the causes of the Great Depression, this economist argued that bad Federal Reserve policy had exacerbated the recession in his work A Monetary History of the United States. For 10 points, name this conservative economist who was also a member of the Chicago School of Economics.
This man served as an economic advisor to Ronald Reagan where he recommended the appointment of one of his disciples, Alan Greenspan, to the post of Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Milton Friedman