Friedman?

Friedman, admirably, admitted to his error immediately.

The End of the Age of Friedman

Mr Friedman has dispensed with my services.

Friedman shouted Finally, he's going to do it!

Friedman and Lyon, 525 Eighth Avenue. Very nice.

Friedman adhered throughout his life to five basic principles

You know Tom Friedman says, If you don't go, you don't know ?

It's important, Mr Friedman said to come to the office right away.

Reviving a famous broadside by Milton Friedman back in 1970, Simons argued that a company s only mission is to compete and win. Friedman, too, maintained that anything except making money is a distraction.

And this isn't just Tom Friedman, it's actually provable in case after case after case.

Because what you see here, what you see here is the flat world of Thomas Friedman, isn't it.

I say, Samhita Mukhopadhyay, Miriam Perez, Ann Friedman, Jessica Valenti, Vanessa Valenti, and on and on and on and on.

Tom Friedman, in his recent New York Times article, captured, in the way that no one else could, the spirit behind our effort.

Elliotte Friedman mixed the pair up for the duration of the 200m individual medley final, which Phelps won to claim his 22nd Olympic gold medal.

As Phelps streaked home for the win, Friedman believed him to be Lochte, Phelps' compatriot and long term rival at the top of world swimming.

The conventional view is that a reasonable, balanced approach entails some of each. But, as Friedman would have argued, the two methods should be considered polar opposites.

The PER (Program for Economic Rehabilitation), implemented in accordance with the Friedman model, has been contributing significantly to an increase in the family aggregates managed by women.

Barry Friedman There are all kinds of high tech chairs here today, but this is really, I think, when it reached its peak as far as ergonomics, comfort, design, flexibility ...

Thomas Friedman is one of my favorite New York Times columnists, and he poignantly commented that 2008 is when we hit a wall, when Mother Nature and the market both said, No more.

So says the columnist Thomas Friedman, who chose that provocative title for his bestselling book to awaken people to the dramatic effects that technology is having on the world economy. Distance is shrinking.

Of course, some worried about the collapse of the household savings rate, but few were overly concerned. In one of his last articles, Milton Friedman wrote that savings nowadays took the form of houses.

It was only 30 years later, in the 1960 s, that Keynesian fiscal policy was widely accepted. It was also only in the 1960 s that Milton Friedman clearly formulated the Great Depression s monetary lessons.

In 1970, the Nobel laureate Milton Friedman one of my favorite economists wrote an influential article arguing that the only social responsibility of business is to increase its profits. On that point, I disagree with him.

Milton Friedman, a leading proponent of the profit oriented approach to corporate management, famously declared that the business of business is business. Indeed, from this standpoint, there is no contradiction between profit maximization and the common good.

But the realignment of the rich, developed countries around the monetarist policies promoted by economists like Milton Friedman, which began around 1970, broke with all that. Not long after, the dollar was detached from the gold standard.

And when you see the two giant cats here, pushing forward, you see that in between them and ahead of them, is the whole emerging economies of the world, which Thomas Friedman so correctly called the flat world.

In the early 1980 s, they fell under the spell of monetarism, a simplistic economic theory promoted by Milton Friedman. After monetarism was discredited at great cost to those countries that succumbed to it the quest began for a new mantra.

Its members cared little about the verities associated with community or family values. Their best intellectual arguments derived from Milton Friedman, Friedrich von Hayek, and Robert Nozick, who sought to challenge collectivist theories of society in general and socialism in particular.

In the early 1980 s, they fell under the spell of monetarism, a simplistic economic theory promoted by Milton Friedman. After monetarism was discredited at great cost to those countries that succumbed to it the quest began for a new mantra.

The analogy popularized by the great monetarist economist Milton Friedman was that the central bank could always deal with deflationary problems by dropping money from a helicopter. But, in the real world, not everyone is underneath the helicopter when it makes the drop.

BERKELEY The global financial crisis has breathed new life into hoary arguments about the euro s imminent demise. Such arguments often invoke Milton Friedman, who warned in 1998 that Europe s commitment to the euro would be tested by the first serious economic downturn.

Faced with the biggest test in its history, the euro is far from steering into disaster, as the Nobel laureate economist Milton Friedman predicted ten years ago. On the contrary, Europe s Economic and Monetary Union is proving a major asset in these tumultuous times.

Sobule Hillary supported the war. Sweeney Even Thomas Friedman supported the war. Sobule Colin Powell turned out to be ... Together ... such a pussy. Sobule William Faulkner, drunk and depressed, Tennessee Williams, drunk and depressed. Sweeney Yeah.

According to Eichengreen, the Great Depression and the Great Recession are related. The inadequate response to our current troubles can be traced to the triumph of the monetarist disciples of Milton Friedman over their Keynesian and Minskyite peers in describing the history of the Great Depression.

This interpretation makes a certain kind of sense, but it relies on a critical assumption. Friedman and Schwartz s prescription would have worked only if interest rates and what economists call the velocity of money the rate at which money changes hands were largely independent of one another.

What neither Friedman nor anyone else anticipated in 1998 was that the first serious downturn following the advent of the euro would coincide with the mother of all financial crises. Runs by panicked investors have required central banks to undertake unprecedented lender of last resort operations.

This vindicated criticism by Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps, among others, who had already begun to argue that the Phillips curve represented merely a short term relationship. If people do not expect inflation, the illusion of increased purchasing power can boost employment and output for a relatively short period.

And, as Ben Friedman of Harvard University argued persuasively in his 2006 book The Moral Consequences of Growth, economic growth is good for open and democratic societies. But markets and capitalist incentives have clear weaknesses in ensuring stability, equity, and sustainability, which can adversely affect political and social cohesion.

And, as Ben Friedman of Harvard University argued persuasively in his 2006 book The Moral Consequences of Growth, economic growth is good for open and democratic societies. But markets and capitalist incentives have clear weaknesses in ensuring stability, equity, and sustainability, which nbsp can adversely affect political and social cohesion.

Rather than fiscal stimulation and control, the main tool of economic management nowadays is monetary policies conducted by independent central banks. Keynesian demand management was thus displaced by a new understanding which we owe largely to Friedman that pursuing fiscal discipline and price stability is the best guarantee of macroeconomic sustainability.

Early modern Italian textile workers would find their pay in silver reduced, while their products still commanded a gold price on the international market for luxuries. This is one of the reasons why theorists such as Milton Friedman considered a bimetallic standard inherently more stable than a monometallic (gold based) regime.

Decades ago, when intelligent machines and androids were found in science fiction rather than the real world, Milton Friedman, a champion of free market capitalism, recommended a negative income tax to help the poor without undermining their incentive to work. He proposed a progressive consumption tax as a way to pay for it.

Obama has dramatically increased spending. He would likely continue many of his temporary programs (as Milton Friedman once observed, There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program. ) double down on having government pick winners and losers in green energy expand spending on education and infrastructure and substantially reduce defense expenditures.

If nothing works, it will be time to sprinkle the country with what Milton Friedman called helicopter money that is, put purchasing power directly into people s pockets, by giving every household a spending voucher with an expiration date. This would at least keep the economy afloat pending the development of the longer term investment program.