David Friedman
David Friedman (David D. Friedman, February 12, 1945 -) is an economist of the United States of America. A son of Milton Friedman who is an economist of the well-known Chicago school.
Career
After Harvard graduation from university, I take a physical doctorate in University of Chicago, but a classic of the アナルコ capitalism (anarchy capitalism) publishes "mechanism for freedom" in 1973 and continues studying "law and economics" as Santa Clara University law department professor through George May loss university, University of Chicago, UCLA afterwards.
As an economic professor, I taught the economic assessment of law and economics that is a law and the system once, but even the law department takes the birch now in the law department because law and economic approach spread rapidly. Writing of the economic assessments of the law includes "order (Law's order) of the law".
His アナルコ capitalism is like the principle of conclusion basically, and the society public welfare is high in one without the government that is is richer materially. In addition, the near existing example includes a polity of the Icelandic anarchy in the Middle Ages. It is energetic as a researcher and publishes novel "Harald" in the Middle Ages in the Middle Ages.
Son pato re-Friedman (Patri Friedman) born in 1976 was a former engineer of Google and established "The Seasteading Institute" in 2008.
Japanese translation book
- "Economics does everyday life" (Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc., 1999)
- "Guidance to mechanism - - アナルコ capitalism for freedom" (fidelity Publishing, 2003)
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