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In economics circles, Friedman is classified as a monetarist?, someone concerned with money and its effects. Friedman was born in New York in 1912. He worked at Columbia University and for the federal government, and became Professor of Economics at Chicago University, finding there like-minded colleagues, and founding with them the Chicago school of monetarist economics.
In economics circles, Friedman is classified as a monetarist?, someone concerned with money and its effects. Friedman was born in New York in 1912. He worked at Columbia University and for the federal government, and became Professor of Economics at [Chicago University]?, finding there like-minded colleagues, and founding with them the Chicago school of monetarist economics.

Friedman's visited Chile in 1975, during the dictatorship of [Augusto Pinochet]?. Despite the Pinochet regime's policies of torture and murder of political opponents, in 1982 Friedman praised the dictatorship for having put into practice his economic ideas.
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