Word: friedmanism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Leftfooted sophomore fullback John Sanacore ripped a direct kick past Terrior goaltender Howie Friedman with four minutes gone in the second half, after a B.U. back was called for pushing. The goal gave Harvard its third tie in eight contests and a 4-1-3 season record...
...Larry Friedman--Back Room at the Idler...
...distinguished fellow." The former President, who maintains an office at the institute and draws $40,000 a year from A.E.I., will participate in seminars or conferences at ten colleges and universities this fall under A.E.I. auspices. For further prestige, A.E.I. can boast the consulting services of Academic Adviser Milton Friedman, winner of the 1976 Nobel Prize in Economics, and Senior Fellows Irving Kristol, Henry Luce Professor of Urban Values at N.Y.U., and Ben Wallenberg, the conservative Democratic election analyst...
...Social Democrats who had previously gone along with the army. As more and more stories of mass murder and imprisonment leaked out, the American people learned with horror about the monster their intelligence agency had helped create. The awarding of a Nobel Prize to University of Chicago economist Milton Friedman last fall was roundly condemned: Friedman was one of the architects of the junta's economic policy. The New York Times reported last week that that policy, of inviting foreign investment and imports at the expense of a domestically-controlled economy, has turned Chile into "a bazaar filled with foreign...
...surge in big merger proposals? Primarily, says Stephen Friedman, a partner specializing in corporate marriages at Goldman,, Sachs, because many managers of giant companies find that "it is cheaper to buy than to build." Their own companies are flush with cash, and as they look around for expansion possibilities, they find numerous companies not much smaller than their own selling for less than asset value per share-so that they can afford to make an offer well above market price and still pick up a company relatively inexpensively...