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The true test of any scholar's work is not what his contemporaries say, but what
happens to his work in the next twenty-five or fifty years. And the thing that I
will really be proud of is if some of the work I have done is still cited in the
textbooks long after I am gone.

—Milton Friedman, recipient of the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize for economic
science


This website is dedicated to the work of Nobel laureate and Hoover Institution
fellow Milton Friedman. It contains more than 1,400 digital items, spanning
seventy-seven years, including:


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   former Hoover National Fellow Robert Leeson
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Visitors to the site can access articles and other writings by both Milton and
Rose Friedman; stream the entirety of Friedman's groundbreaking PBS series Free
to Choose; and listen to hundreds of his speeches and lectures, including 206
episodes of the Economics Cassette Series, Friedman's biweekly commentary on
economic events. The site also includes links to Friedman's writings on other
websites, bibliographic citations for works by Friedman that are not currently
available on the web, and more than a hundred articles and videos created in
memory of Friedman on the occasion of his death in 2006 and in celebration of
his hundredth birthday in 2012. The first version of this site, known as Milton
and Rose Friedman: An Uncommon Couple, was launched on what would been his
centennial birthday. By bringing these materials together in an organized way,
the Hoover Institution provides interested citizens, students, advanced
scholars, and public policy makers access to more than eighty years of
Friedman's ideas that will continue to be relevant far into the future


Friedman, who won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1976, is
recognized as one of the twentieth-century's leading economists. An educator at
heart, Friedman was a leader of the Chicago School of economics at the
University of Chicago, where he served as an economics professor for thirty-five
years. He revived and championed the theory that monetary policy-not fiscal
policy-was the engine of economic stability and growth and the best vehicle to
control inflation.



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BIOGRAPHICAL

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Analysis, Journal of the American Statistical Association, and other
mathematical publications.

TECHNICAL ECONOMICS

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exchange, “Nobel Money Duel,” with Canadian economist and Nobel Prize winner
Robert Mundell, published in Canada’s National Post.



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appearances. Web links to videos hosted on other websites are included.

POSTERS

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television series.

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including the Economics Cassette Series and Milton Friedman Speaks lecture
series.

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links to textual material hosted on other websites are included.

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Institution or accessible online.



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the Journal of Political Economy; American Economic Review; and Journal of
Money, Credit, and Banking.

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links to books that have been digitized by their publishers.

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committees on economic and monetary policy.

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public figures, including his appearances on the television show Firing Line.

INTERVIEWS & TV APPEARANCES

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episode of his television series, Free to Choose. Also read his interviews in
periodicals such as Newsweek, Forbes, and Reason.

LECTURES & ADDRESSES

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including the entire Milton Friedman Speaks lecture series and his weekly
Economics Cassette Series.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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New York Times, and more.

MANUSCRIPTS

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OP-EDS

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discussed economics, public policy, and current events, and opinion pieces
written for other publications such as the Wall Street Journal, San Francisco
Chronicle, and National Review.

OTHER ARTICLES

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the general public.

PREFACES & REVIEWS

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others.

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