How to pronounce “milt” in English

Milton Friedman, he also does tend to have friends who agree with him, yet he's always willing to debate his opponents,

- Milton Friedman didn't get such things.

Milton Friedman, Anna Schwartz are onto something."

Milton Friedman in 1970 wrote an article in "The New York Times" called "The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase Its Profits."

Milton Glaser is my designer.

Milton's the guy who did the "I love New York" logo, very wise man.

Milton's 85 years old now.

Milton Friedman's great idea.

Milton's an amazing guy.

Milton Friedman, that notorious socialist, advocated for a negative income tax a lot.

Milton, Massachusetts whatever. You can e-mail me after, I do read my e-mail and I'm happy to answer.

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- And Milton Friedman didn't get such things.

So Milton Friedman actually lives through the Great Depression.

So Milton Friedman's family, his parents are immigrants, Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe.

So Milton Friedman is stepping into a field in which the greats have been discredited and there's an enormous economic crisis all around.

in Milton Kees, I think it was a few years ago. He was working as an analyst years ago. He was working as an analyst

And Milton came up with a googol.

So Milton is taking this line from-- sorry, Styron is taking this line from Milton.

And Milton is the one who basically gave me that bit of advice many, many years ago.

with Milton Friedman. Did that lay the ground work for this book?

And Milton said, look, don't say a word.

And Milty did the first video, "Round and Round," and nobody quite got it then.

And Milty just took over.

I mean Milton Friedman famously wrote in "The New York Times" 50 years ago that the social responsibility of business is to make a profit for their shareholders, and obey the law,

So Barry is the Milton Steinbach Professor at Yale School of Management.

The economist Milton Friedman once said, only a crisis, real or perceived, creates actual change.

The reason John Milton, who wrote "Paradise Lost," wrote in fetters when he wrote of angels and God and at liberty when of devils and hell

Let me start with Milton Friedman.

Let's see-- Milton Friedman, the famous economist, once said,

There is nothing in Milton Friedman, that nice man I shared the sauna with, I was about to say shower.

war game "Conflict," Milton Bradley's Cold War simulator "Summit," and a French game known in the US as "Risk."

This is Milton Friedman--right-wing, Nobel Prize winning economist, agreed to sign the brief but only if the word "no brainer" was in the brief somewhere.

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In fact Milton Friedman went to Chile and and presented him with a plan.

So beyond this idea that Milton Friedman takes a while to come to his justification of capitalism, whereas Ayn Rand kind of has it from the start.

- Would it be fair to say that Milton Friedman had a bit more intellectual humility, where he would be able to sort of evolve over time

Let me try to summarize who Milton Friedman is and then you can correct me.

That's where-- that's how Milton Friedman changed things in the direction that they went in the 1980s.

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needed to get into John Milton because I'd made Julian a Milton scholar.

But another thing is I actually like Milton Friedman and admire his works.

And in my first meeting with Milton, I told him what I wanted to call it, and I told him I want the Brooklyn Bridge,

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to Washington to consult with Milton Friedman about what to do, which obviously gave him and other economist a certain confidence in what they could do with these tools. So, there

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Economist oh wait no that's Milton Freedman that's a right-wing conservative Economist joined a brief to

And I met you, Milt Jackson, Ben Riley, Walter Bishop Jr, Tommy Flanagan.

- And I just did a super long podcast on Milton Friedman with Jennifer Burns, who's this incredible professor at Stanford, and he was part of the Reagan.