This man collaborated with Anna Schwartz to produce one his most famous works, which blamed the Federal Reserve for the Great Depression.
This man collaborated with Anna Schwartz to produce one his most famous works, which blamed the Federal Reserve for the Great Depression. This man's namesake "rule" advocated setting the interest rate at zero, and the idea that the percentage of money in circulation should be increased at a constant rate is his (*) "k-percent rule". In the 1970s, this man noted that current theories did not predict stagflation, causing him to question the Phillips curve. The main proponent of monetarism, for ten points, name this Chicago school economist and author of Capitalism and Freedom.
This man collaborated with Anna Schwartz to produce one his most famous works, which blamed the Federal Reserve for the Great Depression.
Milton {Friedman}