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Milton Friedman believed in a Free-market enterprise with little government involvement. He rejected John Maynard's Keynesian Economics and implemented his own ideas of Free Market Theory, Stockholder Theory, and Permanent Income Hypothesis.
Ben Bernanke
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Milton Friedman
J. M. Keynes
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Ben Bernanke
Ronald Reagan
Joan Robinson
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Arthur Seldon