for a second I thought he created a version of his father who would actually want to spend time with him, ALMOST gave this character a bit of tragic depth
Milton Friedman is the shame to all Miltons. He was as dense as a rock (well, all economists are that) and destroyed Chili to advance his “theories”, which cost the lives of thousands of Chilians. He was a depraved idiot.
Richard S Russell Premium Member 9 months ago
Slide rule, eh? I used to have one of those back in the previous century. Bamboo. 23 scales. Came with a belt holster.
Dirty Dragon 9 months ago
Warren Buffett was too much to hope for, but this is a real Laffer.
SteveHL 9 months ago
Would Sedgwick actually know what a sliderule is?
nosirrom 9 months ago
And here I thought the slide rule was about courtesy on the playground.
[Traveler] Premium Member 9 months ago
No, George Costanza
Hoosier Guy 9 months ago
Give him a moustache and a red stapler, and he’d look like Milton Waddams from Office Space.
joegeethree 9 months ago
What’s not to love about bald, middle aged, white guys, eh?
monya_43 9 months ago
At least, Milton isn’t so insecure that he wears a belt with his suspenders. ;-)
MRBLUESKY529 9 months ago
Someone gave me a slide rule when I was a lad. I never learned how to use it, but it was fun to play with.
win.45mag 9 months ago
Milton from Office Space ??
mistercatworks 9 months ago
I’m thinking that just means he became an accountant, instead. :)
Impkins Premium Member 9 months ago
I was hoping to learn more about aggregate supply. Where do they grow those aggregates? :)
Ed The Red Premium Member 9 months ago
Ahh, the invisible hand of the marketplace.
yangeldf 9 months ago
for a second I thought he created a version of his father who would actually want to spend time with him, ALMOST gave this character a bit of tragic depth
gopher gofer 9 months ago
hope that he can also conjure up aggregate demand… ☺
braindead Premium Member 9 months ago
Uncle Miltie is the patron saint of Republican “economists”:
The ONLY responsibility of corporations is to make as much money for their executives and shareholders as possible.
He didn’t actually say ‘Greed is Good’, but it is implied and imbued in his philosophy. And he had no problem with greed being insatiable.
banjoAhhh! 9 months ago
Milton Friedman is the shame to all Miltons. He was as dense as a rock (well, all economists are that) and destroyed Chili to advance his “theories”, which cost the lives of thousands of Chilians. He was a depraved idiot.