Chapters like "The Cure For Inflation" appear in a book he co-authored titled Free to
 Choose.
With Simon Kuznets, this man looked at the income levels of professionals like lawyers and dentists and
 concluded that the presence of the American Medical Association helped artificially boost the salaries of
 doctors. This man argued that temporary changes in economic conditions or policies had unusually small
 impacts on consumer habits in A Theory of the Consumption Function, which outlined his permanent
 income hypothesis. Chapters like "The Cure For Inflation" appear in a book he co-authored titled Free to
 Choose. With Anna J. Schwartz, this man argued that bad policies by the Federal Reserve greatly
 exacerbated the Great Depression in his A Monetary History of the United States. For 10 points, name this
 Chicago school economist, the author of Capitalism and Freedom.
With Simon Kuznets, this man looked at the income levels of professionals like lawyers and dentists and
 concluded that the presence of the American Medical Association helped artificially boost the salaries of
 doctors.
Milton {Friedman}