Friedman believed that if John M$.$ Keynes has not died in $1946,$ that he would have

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advocated for socialist policies.

argued for balancing the government's budget, even in recessions and depressions.

agreed with Friedman, that the primary case of the Great Depression was bad monetary policy.

been able to persuade his "disciples" $($his followers$)$ not to take policies he advocated for in the $1930$s too far in the post war situation.