He would, if his sharp-tongued co-author Anna Schwartz is any clue, have condemned the bank bailouts of recent years.

正如那位言辞刻薄的合作者安娜.施瓦茨，他会严词谴责近年来对银行业的救助行为。

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In 1963, with Anna Schwartz, he published "a Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960", a monumental Labour.

1963年，在经济史论家安娜·施瓦茨(Anna Schwartz)的协助下，发表影响深的《美国货币史》(1867 - 1960)“，这一历史纪念碑一般的巨作。”

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Friedman (and coauthor Anna Schwartz) famously faulted the Federal Reserve for not printing enough new money in the early 1930s to offset the decline fueled by bank runs.

弗里德曼以及其合作者安娜·施瓦茨最著名的失误就是在二十世纪三是年代要求美联储不要印刷足够的新货币已抵消掉银行运行不足的影响。

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In 1964, Milton Friedman was going on leave to finish up the monetary history of the United States with Anna Schwartz.

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The classic study of the depression by Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz, decades later, made a convincing case that it was caused by the US central bank pumping too little money into the economy, not too much.

BBC: Masters of Money: Friedrich Hayek

Some historians (including Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz) blame the market crash of 2nd half 1937 (U.S. stock prices fell by 40%) and the Roosevelt recession on the Federal Reserve signaling from late 1936 that abnormal monetary ease would end (raising reserve requirements).

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