Did Chicago economists go too far in promoting that theory, too?

Well, some Chicago economists also express very strong views.

The idea that Chicago economists don't believe in bubbles-was that more Greenspan?

I think most Chicago economists recognized that, and, certainly, Milton Friedman did.

When I went out on the job market, there were some places that wouldn't hire a Chicago economist, like Berkeley, for example.

Do Chicago economists now get hired more widely?

It was a most extraordinary event for Chicago economists.

I've got a new article in this week's magazine about how free-market Chicago economists have been reacting to the financial blowup.

Plus, I think it's a good time to let the Chicago economists speak for themselves.

But a recent study by two University of Chicago economists suggests that home sellers should regard agents with some caution.