Hans Sennholz

Hans F. Sennholz
Personal Details
Birth:	1922
Death:	2007
Occupation:	Economist

Dr Hans F Sennholz (1922 - 2007) was an author and Austrian School economist who spent most of his career teaching at Grove City College. He was Ludwig von Mises' first postgraduate student to get a PhD in the United States, in 1955. He was a major influence on the folloving generation of Austrian school economists, includinsg Murray Rothbard.

Books

• How Can Europe Survive , 1955
• Divided Europe , 1955
• Moneda y libertad , 1961
• The Great Depression , 1969
• Inflation or Gold Standard , 1973
• Gold is Money , 1975
• Death and Taxes , 1976 1982
• Problemas económicas de actualidad , 1977
• Age of Inflation , 1977 1979
• Money and Freedom , 1985
• The Politics of Unemployment , 1987
• Debts and Deficits , 1987
• The Great Depression: Will We Repeat It? , 1988
• The Savings and Loan Bailout , 1989
• Three Economic Commandments , 1990
• The First Eighty Years of Grove City College , 1993
• Reflection and Rememberance , 1997
• Sowing the Wind , 2004
• Age of Inflation Continued , 2006

Organizational Positions

• Assistant Professor of Economics, Iona College (1954-1955)
• Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Department of Economics, Grove City College (1956-1992)
• Member, Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy (1957-1970)
• Trustee, The Foundation for Economic Education (1969-1991)
• Director and Vice President, Committee for Monetary Research and Education (1970-1985)
• Director and Vice President, Gold Lake Mines (1976-1984)
• Member, Shadow Cabinet, Conservative Caucus (1977-1979)
• Director, Multinational Investments, Inc. (1978-1985)
• Senior Writer, Private Practice (1978-1992)
• President of The Foundation for Economic Education (1992-1997)
• Advisor, Central Fund of Canada (1986-2007)

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