For 10 points, name this conservative Chicago School economist.
This man wrote extensively about the "Miracle of Chile," and also argued that government policies turned a "garden-variety recession" into the "Great Contraction" from 1929 to 1933. His reinterpretation of Keynes' consumption function became the "permanent income hypothesis," and this author of Capitalism and Freedom focused on government-caused inflation and the money supply in his theory of monetarism. For 10 points, name this conservative Chicago School economist.
This man wrote extensively about the "Miracle of Chile," and also argued that government policies turned a "garden-variety recession" into the "Great Contraction" from 1929 to 1933.
Milton {Friedman}