Wilfred M. Hillock
Wilfred M. Hillock is chairman of the Department of Business and Economics at Loma Linda University, and associate professor of accounting and management.
Marriage and Money
THE deterioration of the marriage relationship in American society has assumed almost epidemic proportions. The long lists of divorces and separations in the daily newspaper, the distraught people we come in contact with, the shocking news that long-time friends have decided to separate, and the current attitudes of people toward the marriage relationship are constant reminders of the high rate of divorce in the United States. . .
Making the Most of Your Paycheck
ECONOMISTS say that their discipline is a study of man's attempts to satisfy unlimited wants with scarce resources. The gospel worker has considerable experience at this kind of economic activity in his attempts to meet his family's wants with the limited resources at his command. . .