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The Houses of Friedman and Samuelson disagreed on both methodology and policy. Nevertheless, the intellectual battles never encroached upon their personal respect for and friendship to each other.

— Michael Szenberg Ten Ways to Know Paul A. Samuelson (2006)

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To rephrase what Cicero wrote of Socrates, Paul called down modern economics from the skies and implanted it in the universities throughout the world.

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Samuelson clearly defined himself as a centrist, rather than an advocate of a right- or leftwing philosophy.

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What is amazing about Paul is that his life’s work continues even today. What trumpet player Clark Terry stated of Duke Ellington applies equally well to Paul.

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