4 ms·

err 20th century?

• maratd 15y ago
  I'd say he will be the most influential economist of both centuries. For those who don't who he is, the man is a fantastic public speaker on top of everything and there are a ton of videos on YouTube to get you familiarized.
  • raldi 15y ago
    Sadly, you mean "was".
    • maratd 15y ago
      No, I mean will. The 21st century isn't over yet.
      • sipior 15y ago
        Well, he's dead now, which I'm pretty sure is what raldi was getting at :-)
  • kingkilr 15y ago
    I highly recommend the video series "Free to Choose", regardless of your politics or background in economics there is something to be learned from it.
    • bfrs 15y ago
      http://www.freetochoose.tv/ http://www.freetochoose.tv/
  • mahmud 15y ago
    Do you even know when the 19th century was? How can he be the most influential Economist of the 19th century if was only born in 1912?
    • fferen 15y ago
      The two centuries mentioned are the 20th and 21st.
      • mahmud 15y ago
        people edited their posts without signing their changes.
        • maratd 15y ago
          Actually, they didn't.
    • Natsu 15y ago
      To be fair though, I think that almost everyone has made a few off-by-one errors.