And Friedman's political influence was almost, if not entirely, bad.
So if Rand is going to have influence while defending Friedman and his ideas instead of Austrians and theirs, it's going to be a negative.
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That was funny!
Breaking the link prevents the website you're going to from knowing you got it from here.
Milton Friedman was the best, and I was very happy to see Rand defend him from scurrilous attacks by idiot hacks.
For those from abroad... Does Rand support typical Austrian proposals like the full-reserve banking or the gold standard?
For those from abroad... Does Rand support typical Austrian proposals like the full-reserve banking or the gold standard?
Who cares? They're not polls.
Breaking the links just assure I won't go to the site and I have no reference for what you're even posting about.
Speaking of Friedman and gold standard. Ron said in an interview from the 2008 cycle that he and Friedman used to debate the issue and that Friedman would compliment him on defending a "true honest to god gold standard" and that he was much less opposed to that compared to a "pseudo-gold standard"
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You don't like free markets either?
I love free markets, and so did Milton Friedman. Not sure whether you are implying otherwise out of malice or stupidity, but I lean towards the latter.
Did Milton Friedman like free markets in money? Or do you not know what you're talking about again?
Milton Friedman did like free markets in money. I don't need to ask if you know what you're talking about, because it's obvious that you don't.
Do you know what a monetarist is?
Wow, I just lost a lot of respect for Milton Friedman.
These economists writing these articles are also really retarded.
They say how much Friedman was for free markets, but then go onto prove that he really hated free markets. Genius.
Of course. I am one myself.
Talk about an awesome opportunity to bring up actual defenders of free markets and the Austrians. Instead, Rand throws in with Milton 'the FED didn't do enough to stave off the depression' Friedman. Fantastic.
And you would characterize monetarists as wanting no central control in money?