Journal of Private Enterprise

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Boon or Bust: Wilderness Designation and Local Economics pp. 1-19: Ryan Yonk, Brian C. Steed, Randy T. Simmons and R. Christopher Martin
The Effect of Economic Freedom on Civil Liberties in the Short Run: Physical Integrity Rights, 2000-2011 pp. 21-35: Robert Szarka
Kant and Classical Liberalism: Friends or Foes? pp. 37-48: Chris W. Surprenant
Public and Private Institutions in the Federal Reserve pp. 49-68: Paul D. Mueller
A Comment on "Measuring Economic Freedom: A Comparison of Two Major Sources" pp. 69-91: Ryan Murphy
Bridging the Gap between Entrepreneurship Teaching and Economics pp. 77-91: Matthew McCaffrey

The Implicit Costs of Government Deposit Insurance pp. 1-13: Thomas Hogan and William Luther
The Federal Reserve's Floor System: Immediate Gain for Remote Pain? pp. 15-40: Paul D. Mueller and Joshua Wojnilower
Does Disparity in Self-Employment Rates Imply Discrimination? An Empirical Investigation pp. 41-56: John Lunn and Todd Steen
Evaluating Alternative Measures of Institutional Protection of Private Property and Their Relative Ability to Predict Economic Development pp. 57-78: Daniel L. Bennett, Hugo J. Faria, James Gwartney and Daniel R. Morales
A Note on the Market Provision of National Defense: Comment pp. 79-86: Joseph Newhard
Market-Provided National Defense: Reply to Newhard pp. 83-86: Peter Leeson, Christopher Coyne and Thomas K. Duncan
Introducing the Moral Foundations of Capitalism in Undergraduate Business Law and Ethics Courses Using Kelo v. City of New London pp. 87-95: Laura Rae Dove

Identifying Drivers of Economic Reform: A Case Studies Approach pp. 1-19: Matthew Brown
The Mythology of Capital in the Twenty-First Century pp. 21-36: Vipin P. Veetil
Why Statutory Incidence Matters pp. 37-43: Robert A. Lawson and E. Frank Stephenson
Don't Steal; The Government Hates Competition: The Problem with Civil Asset Forfeiture pp. 45-56: Daniel Y. Rothschild and Walter E. Block
Public Choice Lessons from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter pp. 57-69: Marta Podemska-Mikluch, Darwyyn Deyo and David Mitchell
A Free Market Odyssey: Classroom Adventures with Jonathan Gullible pp. 71-77: Ken Schoolland
A Collaborative Approach to Financial Literacy in the Chicago Public Schools pp. 79-90: Eric A. Hagedorn, Mark C. Schug and Mary Suiter
Jack Soper: A Pioneer in Economic Education pp. 91-97: J. R. Clark, Joshua Hall and Ashley S. Harrison

Political Property Rights and Governance Outcomes: A Theory of the Corporate Polity pp. 1-20: Alexander Salter
An Interest Group Theory of Public Goods Provision: Reassessing the Relative Efficiency of the Market and the State pp. 21-41: Joseph Newhard
The Pitfalls of Legislative and Executive Policymaking Compared to Judge-Made Law pp. 43-63: Slavisa Tasic
Economists Have No Defense: A Critical Review of National Defense in Economics Textbooks pp. 65-83: Christopher Coyne and David S. Lucas
Good Cops, Bad Cops, Whatcha Gonna Do? pp. 85-96: Robert A. Lawson and Kerianne Lawson
A Dynamic AD-AS Analysis of the UK Economy, 2002-2010 pp. 97-105: Anthony Evans

Determining Economic Freedom: Democracy, Political competition, and the Wealth Preservation Struggle pp. 1-18: Jody W. Lipford and Bruce Yandle
Economics beyond Financial Intermediation: Digital Currencies' Possibilities for Growth, Poverty Alleviation, and International Development pp. 19-50: Saifedean Ammous
Generations of Transit Disaster: The New York City Subways pp. 51-77: Gregory Bresiger
Argumentation Ethics and the Question of Self-Ownership pp. 79-88: Andrew Young
Reply to Andrew Young's "Argumentation Ethics and the Question of Self-Ownership" pp. 89-102: Frank van Dun
Did You Say That Voting Is Ridiculous? Using South Park to Teach Public Choice pp. 103-109: Adam J. Hoffer and George R. Crowley

Hayek and the Scots on Liberty pp. 1-19: Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
Beyond Utility: Providing a Moral Foundation for Capitalism pp. 21-41: Jared Meyer
The Empirical Volatility-Growth Relationship: Is Economic Freedom the Missing Link? pp. 61-82: John Dawson
The Effect of Tax Code Complexity on Entrepreneurship pp. 83-102: Rick Weber
How James Buchanan Came to George Mason Univeristy pp. 103-109: Karen I. Vaughn
James Buchanan as Intellectual Entrepreneur pp. 111-115: Alexander Tabarrok
A Fun Method of Engaging Students in the "Capitalism vs. Socialism" Discussion pp. 117-120: Robin S. McCutcheon

Challenging the Empirical Contribution of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century pp. 1-34: Phillip W. Magness and Robert P. Murphy
Climate Change, the Knowledge Problem, and the Good Life pp. 35-44: Saifedean Ammous and Edmund Phelps
Buoys and Beacons in Economics pp. 45-59: Martín Krause
Regulation As a Barrier to Market Provision and to Innovation: The Case of Toll Roads and Steam Carriages in England pp. 61-87: Bruce Benson
Darwinian Natural Selection or Political Interference? A Political Economic History of the Lisbon Stock Exchange pp. 89-105: Maria Eugénia Mata, J. R. Costa and David Justino
Lady Pecunia at the Punching Office: Two Poems on Early Modern Monetary Reform pp. 107-120: Sarah Skwire and Steve Horwitz
A Monarchical Perspective on Constitucional Governance: H.S.H. Price Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein and The State in the Third Millennium pp. 121-130: Alexander Salter
Bruno Leoni's Legacy and Continued Relevance pp. 131-141: Todd Zywicki
Using NPR's Planet Money Podcast in Principles of Macroeconomics pp. 143-154: William Luther

The Bernanke Fed and "Credit Easing" Policies, 2008-2014 pp. 1-15: William N. Butos
The Federal Reserve System's Overreach into Credit Allocation pp. 17-29: Lawrence White
Monetary Policy under Bernanke: A Variation on a Redistributionist Theme pp. 31-41: Steve Horwitz
A Modest Proposal for Reining in the "Unorthodox" Fed pp. 43-57: Joseph T. Salerno
Roger W. Garrison and the Integration of Austrian and Mainstream Macroeconomics pp. 59-79: Robert F. Mulligan
Fiscal Policy in Capital-Based Macroeconomics with Idle Resources pp. 81-95: Adrián Ravier and Nicolas Cachanosky
Linking Austrian and Keynesian Economics: A Variation on a Theme pp. 97-112: Mark Skousen
Finding the "Middle Ground" in Academics: Important Lessons from Roger Garrison in Austrian Economics pp. 113-117: Peter Boettke and Rosolino Candela