Milton Friedman & Economic Debate in the United States: Volume 2

"Edward Nelson is unparalleled in his knowledge of Milton Friedman's economics," states Business Economics in the second volume of a comprehensive study on the Nobel Prize winner's career. This groundbreaking work distills Friedman's vast body of writings into a definitive account of his research, policy views, and contributions to public discourse.

In Milton Friedman and Economic Debate in the United States, Nelson delivers a comprehensive narrative on the renowned economist, offering an in-depth exploration of Friedman's research output, economic theories, and lasting impact. This ambitious two-volume series serves as an essential introduction to Friedman's role in key economic debates from 1932 to 1972.

The second volume, covering the years 1960 to 1972, delves into Friedman's collaboration with Anna Schwartz on the Monetary History of the United States and his involvement in various debates surrounding unemployment, inflation, consumer protection, and environmental policies. Drawing on his expertise as a fellow monetary economist, Nelson sheds new light on Friedman's views and contributions to economic thought.

Economic History praises Nelson's unparalleled understanding of monetary economics, highlighting his unique perspective on Friedman's work. Through meticulous research and analysis, Nelson presents a thorough examination of Friedman's research contributions and public engagements, offering insights into the economic issues of his time.

With Milton Friedman and Economic Debate in the United States, Edward Nelson solidifies his reputation as a leading authority on Friedman's economics, providing a comprehensive and definitive account of the Nobel laureate's enduring legacy.

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