Original sentence: He did not serve officially as an advisor to the Chilean government, but did write a letter providing Pinochet with a "shock" program to end hyperinflation and promote a market economy
Edited sentence: Also in the 1950s, Friedman participated in the "Chile Project", a collaboration between the School of Economy in Universidad Católica in Santiago and the Economics Faculty of the University of Chicago, training the men who would become known as los Chicago Boys in his economic theories.Friedman did not endorse the junta, despite its embrace of his ideas, believing economic liberalization and political dictatorship to be ultimately incompatible.He did not serve officially as an advisor to the Chilean government, but did write a letter to Pinochet, expressing gratitude for the latter's "warm hospitality", and advising Pinochet on economic policy.Later, the Chicago Boys would participate in the planning and execution of the 1973 Chilean coup d'état and its implementation of Friedman's economic policies aimed at decreasing inflation.The letter provided Pinochet with a "shock" program to end hyperinflation and promote a market economy