The Everyday Economist

Josh Hendrickson is The Everyday Economist. He teaches Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Money and Banking, and Introductory Econometrics at Wayne State University where he is also working on his Ph.D.

His work is also featured at RGE Monitor: Author’s Page

He can be contacted at josh.hendrickson@wayne.edu.

When he is not vehemently debating economic issues, he enjoys watching sports, obsessing over fantasy football, and spending time with his wife and family.

Education
– Master of Arts in Economics, University of Toledo
– Bachelor of Arts in History, University of Toledo

Writing
Josh’s work has been featured in the USA Today and he has written articles for TCS Daily, The New Libertarian, and the Toledo Free Press:

• “Is Inequality a Useful Measure of Prosperity?”, TCS Daily
• “Kaptur misses facts on trade with China”, Toledo Free Press
• “A New Holiday: Division of Labor Day”, TCS Daily
• “How Economists Lost Hayek, and Then Found Him”, TCS Daily
• “Another Supply-Side Revolution is Needed”, TCS Daily
• “Health To Pay”, TCS Daily
• “Are Workers Really Being Left Behind?”, TCS Daily
• “Empty Rhetoric”, TCS Daily
• “Dr. Detroit”, TCS Daily
• “Big Dance, Billions Lost?”, TCS Daily
• “Snow Job”, TCS Daily
• “The Elusive Xbox Price Point”, TCS Daily
• “Microeconomic Microcosm”, TCS Daily
• “Organs Anyone?”, The New Libertarian

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this page are solely those of the author. They do not reflect the opinions of Wayne State University, the Department of Economics, or any other individual.