...Jennifer Burns Abstract This article uses archival sources to reconstruct an alternate history of Milton Friedman's A Theory of the Consumption Function , spotlighting the contributions of his collaborators Margaret Reid, Dorothy Brady, and Rose Friedman. Although Milton Friedman offered public...

... perhaps Rose Friedman’s twelve-part series, “Milton Fried- man: husband and colleague,” in the Oriental Economist. He also presents biographical information on a number of Friedman’s contemporaries who enter the story as teachers, colleagues, and intellectual adversaries. Frazer draws from...

... . 1995 . Patterns of American Jurisprudence . New York : Oxford University Press . Friedman Milton Friedman Rose . 1998 . Two Lucky People . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Gelder Michael Mayou Richard Geddes John . 2005 . Psychiatry . 3rd ed. New York...

... course “swept away like chaff in a windstorm the nebulous idealism . . . of Director’s Yale days.” See also Peltzman 2005. 7. This is the date listed on Director’s high-school transcript. 8. Most of what will probably ever be known of Director’s life in Russia is found in Rose Friedman’s...

...,” deals directly with Jews. Friedman mentions in Breit and Spencer’s Lives ofthe laureates that his parents were immigrants and that they were poor, but not that they were Jewish. The same is true of Rose Friedman’s “Milton Friedman: husband and colleague.” One gets the impression...

.... Friedman, Milton. 1953 . Letter to T. W. Schultz , 28 October . Department of Economics, Records, box 42, folder 10, Prospective Appointments. Regenstein Library, University of Chicago. Friedman, Milton, and Rose Friedman. 1998 . Two Lucky People: Memoirs . Chicago: University of Chicago Press...

...? The trajectory is not monotonic. In “Hidden Figures: A New History of the Permanent Income Hypothesis,” Jennifer Burns investigates the roles played by a remarkable group of women at the University of Chicago during the middle years of the twentieth century. Dorothy Brady, Margaret Reid, and Rose Friedman...

... : National Bureau of Economic Research . Friedman Murray Friedman Rose D. 1998 . Two Lucky People: Memoirs . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Fuchs Lawrence. H. 1956 . The Political Behavior of American Jews . Glencoe, IL : Free Press . Gilman Sander L. 1996...

... deeper motivations and connections will look here in vain. It is diffi cult in reading these letters to escape the prison of gender. Would the letters between Margaret Stigler and Rose Friedman have been so affectless? Do passions, hopes, and fears of econ- omists, male economists who are friends...

... deeper motivations and connections will look here in vain. It is diffi cult in reading these letters to escape the prison of gender. Would the letters between Margaret Stigler and Rose Friedman have been so affectless? Do passions, hopes, and fears of econ- omists, male economists who are friends...

... deeper motivations and connections will look here in vain. It is diffi cult in reading these letters to escape the prison of gender. Would the letters between Margaret Stigler and Rose Friedman have been so affectless? Do passions, hopes, and fears of econ- omists, male economists who are friends...

... deeper motivations and connections will look here in vain. It is diffi cult in reading these letters to escape the prison of gender. Would the letters between Margaret Stigler and Rose Friedman have been so affectless? Do passions, hopes, and fears of econ- omists, male economists who are friends...

... the prison of gender. Would the letters between Margaret Stigler and Rose Friedman have been so affectless? Do passions, hopes, and fears of econ- omists, male economists who are friends, only extend to allies or opponents of particular views about markets? This is a friendship that had profound...

...' Accounts of the Bank of England. Transactions of the Manchester Statistical Society , session 1894-95, 69 -96. Friedman, Milton, and Rose Friedman. 1998 . Two Lucky People: Memoirs . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Galison, Peter. 1997 . Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics...

... to other ideas is per- functory. The only other contributors to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere in the book, even when Franco Modigliani’s Nobel Prize is later...

... account of the relationship of the permanent income hypothesis to other ideas is per- functory. The only other contributors to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere...

... to other ideas is per- functory. The only other contributors to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere in the book, even when Franco Modigliani’s Nobel Prize is later...

... account of the relationship of the permanent income hypothesis to other ideas is per- functory. The only other contributors to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere...

... to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere in the book, even when Franco Modigliani’s Nobel Prize is later mentioned in passing (155). This book’s account of the brouhaha over...

... to other ideas is per- functory. The only other contributors to the empirical consumption function literature named in chapter 11 are Dorothy Brady and Rose Friedman, and I don’t think that the phrase “life cycle” appears anywhere in the book, even when Franco Modigliani’s Nobel Prize is later...