Milton Friedman dies

I have just as much right to post on these boards as you do. And since when are you asked what is appropriate?

I do not moderate content sir. I look for spam and condut rule breaches.

Michael B.



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God, probably, does not exist.
Anytime I will see this kind of message from you, Mr "Moderator", this sign will show up. Totally unappropriate for a moderator. Stay neutral, please.
 
Quote from ElectricSavant:

I have just as much right to post on these boards as you do. And since when are you asked what is appropriate?

I do not moderate content sir. I look for spam.

Michael B.

OK. Fine with me. I am all for freedom of speech. thank you.
 
his book--"free to choose" was required reading in my first econonomics class.

he has had a profound influence on the way i view the world.

he will be missed.


regards,

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I was lucky enough to sit in on his Price Theory classes in his last year of teaching, the same quarter that he won his Nobel, and he autographed my copy of his book, Price Theory, for me.

It was his classical liberalism that influenced my thinking the most then and still does to this day. Unfortunately it doesn't influence too many politicians.

P.S. He wasn't religious.
 
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I was lucky enough to sit in on his Price Theory classes in his last year of teaching, the same quarter that he won his Nobel, and he autographed my copy of his book, Price Theory, for me.

It was his classical liberalism that influenced my thinking the most then and still does to this day. Unfortunately it doesn't influence too many politicians.

P.S. He wasn't religious.


impressive. my first year econ prof was one of his students.

surf
 
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I have a letter from milton friedman explaining why M2 was more widely used than used M3.



thats a historical document. i woud have it framed on my wall.

very nice!

i have the late 1980's forbes with him on the cover declaring modern 'liberalism is dead'.

regards,

surf
 
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