Milton Friedman's bureau, also known as the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), was a research organization aimed at improving economic analysis and policy making. Its purpose was to collect and analyze economic data to provide accurate and timely information on the state of the economy, as well as to inform policymakers and the public about economic trends and performance. Friedman believed that by using empirical data and rigorous analysis, sound economic policies could be formulated and implemented to promote economic growth and stability.
