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Friedmanite

  • a word derived from Friedman.
    Friedman
    noun
    Bruce Jay, 1930–2020, U.S. novelist.

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Such "important structural changes" in the economy "make Friedmanite solutions unrealistic," argues Economist John R. Bunting, president of First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co.

From Time Magazine Archive

Said Shultz of his friend Chicago's Milton Friedman, the supreme monetarist who denounced controls as a drag on the free market: "I may be a Friedmanite, but I'm not a Friedmaniac."

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