Book · 1963
A monetary history of the United States
A monetary history of the United States by Milton Friedman has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts (0 episodes recommend it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Jennifer Burns (2 episodes) on Conversations with Tyler (1 episode) and EconTalk (1 episode).
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That also comes after he's completed with Anna Schwarz his magnum opus a monetary History of the United States.
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A monetary history of the United States by Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz is a landmark economic study examining the role of monetary policy in American history, particularly the Great Depression. On Conversations with Tyler, Jennifer Burns discussed the book as the major magnum opus that Milton Friedman completed alongside his co-author Anna Schwartz. Burns returned to this collaborative effort on EconTalk, explicitly highlighting Anna Schwartz's essential role in co-authoring the definitive monetary history text alongside Friedman. Both podcast episodes focused on the monumental empirical research compiled within the volume, emphasizing its lasting impact on macroeconomic theory and central banking policy. The speakers explored how the rigorous historical data presented in the book fundamentally shifted scholarly understandings of the Federal Reserve's failures during economic downturns. Through these conversations, audiences were reminded of the collaborative foundation behind Friedman's most famous economic arguments and the meticulous archival work performed by Schwartz. The mentions reinforced the status of the book as an indispensable cornerstone of modern monetary economics, studied by scholars and policymakers alike for generations following its initial publication.
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Jennifer Burns that also comes after he's completed with Anna Schwarz his magnum opus a monetary History of the United States 2
“that also comes after he's completed with Anna Schwarz his magnum opus a monetary History of the United States”
“the book being the monetary History of the United States”