Board Of Advisors
Adam Smith
Adam Smith was a published author of important works like "The Wealth of Nations". He theorized different economic principles like division of labor and "the invisible hand" which meant government allowed people to act independently and make choices for themselves.He also advocated for public education so that division of labor did't create illiterate people who only knew how to work their machine. He wanted to join classes together and disregard the class separation.
Milton Friedman
Friedman developed the quantity theory of money. He taught people about the correlation between inflation and money supply. He believed in cessation of the government's intervention in the currency market. His greatest theory was the permanent income hypothesis that explained that consumers would only spend a certain amount of what they believed was their permanent income.
Friedrich Hayek
Hayeck worked towards finding a balance of resources and supply. He was against collectivism and advocated for some kind of central authority to oversee it and control it. He believed the state should have a safety net to protect itself.
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes worked on the balance of savings and investment. He disagreed with Say's Law and believed that output is determined by demand. Keynes supported the idea of more government involvement in economics . He wanted the government to borrow money and pay it back later.