Mark Hendrickson
contributor
Mark Hendrickson is an economist who retired from the faculty of Grove City College in Pennsylvania, where he remains fellow for economic and social policy at the Institute for Faith and Freedom. He is the author of several books on topics as varied as American economic history, anonymous characters in the Bible, the wealth inequality issue, and climate change, among others.
LATEST
Demonizing and Prosecuting Fossil Fuels Companies: Misguided and Pernicious
On a net basis, fossil fuels have abundantly blessed humankind. The producers of those fuels deserve our gratitude, not our censure or condemnation.
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$4,000 Gold: What Is Going On?
The investing public seems to think that the doubling of the price of gold in a mere two years is no big deal. I think that it probably is.
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Civility? Some Practical Suggestions
‘Fascism’ has degenerated into the political ‘f-word’—a lazy person’s insult meant to damn someone with whom he disagrees.
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Remembering Robert Redford
Redford’s smile lights up the screen as few others have ever been able to do.
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Patriotism and Entitlement
A steady diet of the same U.S.-condemning negativism is fed to Americans.
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Demonizing and Prosecuting Fossil Fuels Companies: Misguided and Pernicious
On a net basis, fossil fuels have abundantly blessed humankind. The producers of those fuels deserve our gratitude, not our censure or condemnation.
|
$4,000 Gold: What Is Going On?
The investing public seems to think that the doubling of the price of gold in a mere two years is no big deal. I think that it probably is.
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Civility? Some Practical Suggestions
‘Fascism’ has degenerated into the political ‘f-word’—a lazy person’s insult meant to damn someone with whom he disagrees.
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Remembering Robert Redford
Redford’s smile lights up the screen as few others have ever been able to do.
|
Patriotism and Entitlement
A steady diet of the same U.S.-condemning negativism is fed to Americans.
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