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Milton Friedman

14 copies for sale · $41–$2,998 · 7 first editions · 1 signed

Notable copies for sale

A THEORY OF THE CONSUMPTION FUNCTION (first edition) — Rare Book Cellar$2,998
A Theory of the Consumption Function National Bureau of Economic Research Publications (first edition) — Burnside Rare Books$2,000
Essays in Positive Economics (first edition) — Burnside Rare Books$900
Capitalism and Freedom (first edition) — Burnside Rare Books$500
A THEORY OF THE CONSUMPTION FUNCTION — Rare Book Cellar$2,998
There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch by Milton Friedman — eBay$530
There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch, Milton Friedman. First Printing HC. Sharp (first edition, 1977) — eBay$457
THE OPTIMUM QUANTITY OF MONEY AND OTHER ESSAYS By Milton Friedman - Hardcover — eBay$99
Theres No Such Thing As A Free Lunch Essays On Public Policy — Second Story Books$75
Studies in the Quantity Theory of Money (1992) — eBay$60
An Economist's Protest by Milton Friedman — eBay$41
An Economist's Protest by Milton Friedman — eBay$41

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Works on the market

An Economist's Protest by Milton Friedman2 copies · $41–$41
A THEORY OF THE CONSUMPTION FUNCTION1 copy · $2,998
A THEORY OF THE CONSUMPTION FUNCTION1 copy · $2,998
A Theory of the Consumption Function National Bureau of Economic Research Publications1 copy · $2,000
Essays in Positive Economics1 copy · $900
There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch by Milton Friedman1 copy · $530
Capitalism and Freedom1 copy · $500
There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch, Milton Friedman. First Printing HC. Sharp1 copy · $457
THE OPTIMUM QUANTITY OF MONEY AND OTHER ESSAYS By Milton Friedman - Hardcover1 copy · $99
Theres No Such Thing As A Free Lunch Essays On Public Policy1 copy · $75
Studies in the Quantity Theory of Money1 copy · $60

Market context

22 copies of Milton Friedman's works have left the market recently; the median last-listed price was $118 (last listed prices at time of sale or removal, not confirmed sale prices).

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