Published Aug 28, 2006
Milton Friedman on Money
Economic luminary Milton Friedman delves into the interplay between government spending and inflation, critiques central banks' reliance on interest rate tools, and underscores the importance of stable, rule-based monetary policy while referencing the lessons of the Great Depression and New Zealand's successful inflation targeting strategy.
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