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The announcement of Milton Friedman’s death (16.11.06) has been accompanied by much comment (albeit of very variable quality) about his contribution to the revival of neo-liberalism and his campaign against Keynesian economics. One of the HET lists I subscribe to includes a collection of articles on Friedman and his contribution to politics and economics on [...]
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The announcement of Milton Friedman’s death (16.11.06) has been accompanied by much comment (albeit of very variable quality) about his contribution to the revival of neo-liberalism and his campaign against Keynesian economics.
One of the HET lists I subscribe to includes a collection of articles on Friedman and his contribution to politics and economics on both sides of the Atlantic (and beyond). The Cato Institute provides a useful (if predictable) tribute along with other useful resources on Friedman and his times. Of the obituaries, that by the Economist will be of most relevance to Thatcherism’s Legacy.
Written by Roger Middleton on November 20th, 2006 with
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