Podcasts that mention 📚 Essays in positive economics by Milton Friedman

There's a lot of things to say here. So first, the book we're talking about is the "A Monetary History of the United States," in part for which Milton Friedman won the Nobel Prize.

Lex Fridman explicitly names the book by Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz and mentions its significance for Friedman's Nobel Prize.

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When you look at Friedman's work on say the 53 positive economics book, he says economists must rely on evidence gleaned from the experiments that happen to occur.

In the podcast, Steve Levitt refers to Milton Friedman's book 'Essays in Positive Economics' to make a point about the reliance on evidence from experiments in the field of economics.

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I was reading of Milton Friedman's he and his wife had a joint autobiography and she's looking at one point she looking back on in the days when she would ride the IND subway in Manhattan

Sowell mentions reading the joint autobiography of Milton Friedman and his wife, recalling a specific anecdote from it.

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