Samuelson Friedman

In 1966, two influential economists—Paul Samuelson and Milton Friedman—began their legendary debate on the world's financial systems while contributing to Newsweek, setting the stage for a profound exploration of modern economic thought. Nicholas Wapshott's engaging narrative delves into their contrasting philosophies, personal histories, and the pivotal role their ideas played during tumultuous times in U.S. economic history. Through this compelling account, readers gain insight into the enduring struggle to understand and manage the economy.