Milton Friedman argued that: people's experiences determine their behavior. people's expectations determine their behavior. people are irrational. in the long run, people's expectations are irrelevant. people's experiences determine their behavior. people's expectations determine their behavior. people are irrational. in the long run, people's expectations are irrelevant.
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