If anyone has influenced me so much in my life, it would be no other than Milton Friedman, along with a couple of other economists and thinkers like Adam Smith, Hayek, Ayn Rand and George Orwell. After reading Milton Friedman’s works on free market economics and libertarian-ism, I became a staunch proponent of political freedom, economic freedom, capitalism, small government and so forth. Milton Friedman won a Nobel Prize in economics and, true enough, he was considered as the second greatest economist of the 20th century after John Maynard Keynes. And, the book "Free to Choose" by Friedman is a must-read for anyone who wants to get a flavor of virtues of capitalism and the significance of economic and political freedom. In his honor, I have summarized his book "Free to Choose," and soon I will also post a summary of Milton Friedman’s another famous book "Capitalism and Freedom."

John Keynes’ View on United States Economics.

This is an article I wrote describing the Bretton Woods Conference in the summer of 1944 and the organizations that arose from it.

An explanation of the importance of increasing higher education quality during a time of economic crisis.

As stated by John Maynard Keynes, in a capitalist society, there will always be inequalities among the population. Therefore, the State have to provide for these on small incomes.

One main critique of a stimulus is that if the government enters the market place, it can crowd out private investment. Once in, how does the government know when to get out?

His economic plans- quite incredibly- dominated in Britain for almost 50 years.

John Mayard Keynes was an extra ordinay economist. The british colony used his expert advice in WW1. He is one of those people who is superior in every way but ís not known about. Click here to read mroe about him.

An introduction to the concept of a stimulus package to deal with economic crisis and the features it needs to exhibit.

Review of commanding heights.