David Henderson

Fort Lauderdale

Assistant News Director at NBC Universal

Assistant News Director @NBC6. Emmy winner. Links & RTs≠endorsements @NewhouseSU alum. Hoping to live long enough to see the Dolphins win the Super Bowl

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Articles

Why You Should Not Increase Your Pay

1 week ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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I Don't Have To Fight You

1 week ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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Victims of Communism Day

2 weeks ago | econlib.org | David Henderson

George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin has been carrying on a campaign for years to make May 1 “Victims of Communism Day.”I agree with his goal, and I’m doing my bit here to publicize it. He writes:May Day began as a holiday for socialists and labor union activists, not just communists. But over time, the date was taken over by the Soviet Union and other communist regimes and used as a propaganda tool to prop up their [authority].
Vignettes From International Day At NPS

2 weeks ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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An Old Movie Reminds Me Of Two Lost Freedoms

3 weeks ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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Whataboutism

4 weeks ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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Do American Workers Buy Goods?

1 month ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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If You Could Thank Anyone, Whom Would It Be And Why?

1 month ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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Supply Management Or Cartel Enforcement?

1 month ago | hoover.org | David Henderson

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Social Security Is a Ponzi Scheme

2 months ago | econlib.org | David Henderson |Pierre Lemieux |Scott Sumner

Last week, Alex Tabarrok wrote a post at Marginal Revolution titled, “Is Social Security a Ponzi Scheme?”His answer is yes. That reminded me of what I wrote about Social Security in my 2001 book, The Joy of Freedom: An Economist’s Odyssey. Here’s the start of the chapter. I say we scrap the current [Social Security] system and replace it with a system wherein you add your name to the bottom of a list, and then you send some money to the person at the top of the list, and then you . . .