Who referred to Paul Samuelson as the "Father of Modern Economics"?
Economic historian Randall E. Parker
Economist John Maynard Keynes
Economist Robert Solow
Economist Milton Friedman
Answer
The economic historian Randall E. Parker referred to Paul Samuelson as the "Father of Modern Economics". Parker argues that Samuelson's textbook, "Economics", which has been used by students around the world for decades, has had a profound influence on the way that economics is taught and understood.
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