Titlebook: Ideology and the International Economy; The Decline and Fall Robert Leeson Book 2003 Robert Leeson 2003 Bretton Woods.exchange rates.trade

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From Academia to Washingtonat 1 per cent of post-war monetary economists would have predicted the extent of Friedman’s ‘Plaguing of the Central Bankers’. But in the 15 years from his seminal 1953 essay to his occupancy of the AEA Presidency, Friedman’s case was transformed from minority to majority academic position. Friedman

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Flexible Exchange Rates as a Vehicle for Nixon’s Re-electionin favour of the draft and Nixon’s narrow victory has been partly attributed to Nixon’s conversion to Friedman’s long-held advocacy of an all-volunteer army. This was the marriage of ideas and vested interests, transmitted to Nixon via the head of his research department, Martin Anderson (Anderson 1

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The Cross of Goldtburo established to defend the Bretton Woods revolution. They were confronted by a counter-revolutionary who was aware of Keynes’s (probably fictitious) reference to Lenin’s dictum about debauching a currency as a prelude to revolution (Friedman 1968a, 174). Friedman (1988a, xix, xxiv) regarded the