Milton Friedman in his long and illustrious career has made significant contributions, in economic analysis, including methods, key areas of money, consumption, economic policy, rate inflation and unemployment rates, and the debate over exchange rate policy. In the positive economics essays, Friedman instead used to take experimental economics as a powerful argument. Indeed, what he called "the hypothesis is crucial to understanding his body of empirical work, especially in the monetary area." An empirical study of the first major Freedman was conducted at the University of Chicago and the National Bureau of Economic Research To this end, in three main publications: US Monetary History, 1867-1960, Anna J. Schwartz, with the change in volume of the currency, decided to list the factors and effects of the period 1875-1960; evaluates, and co-authored with Schwartz. LED mourning his competent Chicago school for later jobs When he attacked, many economists ignored the currency and monetary policy analysis of the busi...