Milton Friedman and the Second Wave of the Great Inflation, 1976-1980 | Hoover Institution

Connects Friedman’s monetarist thinking to late-1970s inflation dynamics and lessons for policy today.

InflationChicago / monetaristLectureintermediate1970s uscentral bankinggreat inflationinflation expectationsmonetarismpolicy credibilityEd Nelson

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