Milton Friedman

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Nobel laureate economist human

Milton Friedman was a prominent American economist and Nobel laureate known for his advocacy of free-market capitalism, monetarism, and limited government intervention in the economy.

Aliases (3)

Friedman ×1
George Stigler ×1
Milton Friedman (in some later editions) ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Nobel laureate → economist → human →
awardReceived	National Medal of Science → Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences → Presidential Medal of Freedom →
causeOfDeath	heart failure →
coAuthor	Anna Schwartz →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1912-07-31 →
dateOfDeath	2006-11-16 →
educatedAt	Columbia University → Rutgers University → University of Chicago →
employer	Hoover Institution → National Bureau of Economic Research → University of Chicago →
ethnicGroup	Jewish American →
familyName	Friedman →
fieldOfWork	economic policy → macroeconomics → monetary economics → political philosophy →
givenName	Milton →
knownFor	advocacy of free-market capitalism → consumption function theory → critique of Keynesian economics → monetarism → natural rate of unemployment → permanent income hypothesis → school voucher advocacy →
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned	English →
movement	Chicago school of economics → classical liberalism → libertarianism →
notableWork	A Monetary History of the United States, 1867–1960 → Capitalism and Freedom → Free to Choose →
occupation	author → economist → statistician → university teacher →
placeOfBirth	Brooklyn, New York City, United States of America →
placeOfDeath	San Francisco, California, United States of America →
politicalIdeology	classical liberalism → libertarianism →
positionHeld	Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago →
religion	Judaism →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Rose Friedman →
yearOfAward	1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences →

Referenced by (29)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anna Schwartz → Gary Becker → Gregory Mankiw → Margaret Thatcher → Michael Woodford → New Classical macroeconomics → Reaganomics → Rose Friedman → The Shock Doctrine →	influencedBy
A Monetary History of the United States, 1867–1960 → Capitalism and Freedom → Free to Choose →	author
Chicago School economics → Chicago School economics ("George Stigler") →	associatedWithPerson
Anna Schwartz → Rose Friedman →	coAuthor
Adam Smith → Friedrich Hayek →	influenced
The Shock Doctrine →	criticizes
Gary Becker →	doctoralAdvisor
Milton Friedman ("Friedman") →	familyName
Mont Pelerin Society →	foundedBy
The Road to Serfdom ("Milton Friedman (in some later editions)") →	hasForewordBy
Mont Pelerin Society →	hasMember
Becker Friedman Institute for Research in Economics →	namedAfter
John Bates Clark Medal →	notableRecipient
Free to Choose →	presenter
permanent income hypothesis →	proposedBy
Rose Friedman →	spouse