Journal of Private Enterprise

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Volume 17, issue Fall 2001, 2001

Private Employment of Prison Labor pp. 1-51

Charles C. Cox and Roger E. Meiners

Teaching College Economics: Efficiency Issues pp. 52-60

Ralph A. Terregrossa and Valerie Englander

Proof That a Free Market System Enriches the Poor pp. 61-80

W. Michael Cox

A Microsoft Excel-based Aid for Learning Cost Estimation pp. 81-84

J. Mixon and Gary S. Robson

Toward Voluntary Unionism pp. 85-104

Charles W. Baird

An Evaluation of Choices and Changes: An Economics Program for At-risk Students pp. 105-119

Jane S. Lopus

The Contributions of Leland B. Yeager to International Economics pp. 120-134

Alan A. Rabin

From Totalitarian Central Planning to a Market Economy: Decentralization and Privatization in Hungary pp. 135-148

Z. Edward O'Relley

Property Rights and the Internet pp. 149-162

Paul A. Cleveland and Julia A. Kedrova

Volume 17, issue Spring 2002, 2002

The Emergence of the London Stock Exchange as a Self-Policing Club pp. 1-19

Edward Stringham

Does It pay to be Green? Some Historical Perspective pp. 20-36

Pierre Desrochers

Why Constitutional Protection of Property Becomes Less Certain Over Time pp. 37-50

Alan Lockard

Minimum Wages for Women Only pp. 51-73

Clifford Thies

Using Vouchers to Reform Schools: A Reply to Conservative and Libertarian Doubters pp. 74-85

Joseph L. Bast

Pricing, Market Efficiency, and Consumer Choice in Internet Commerce pp. 86-108

Richard H. Courtney and Douglas W. Gentry

Downsizing: An Examination of the Consequences of Mass Layoffs pp. 109-130

Kevin R. Foster

The Promise of the E-conomy for Freedom: Cautions from the Broader Perspective of Scientism pp. 131-138

Tibor R. Machan

Economic Education in the High Schools: Post-communist Romania and the United States pp. 139-152

Jane S. Lopus and Maria Liana Lacatus

Student Attitudes Towards the Market System: An Inquiry and Analysis pp. 153-171

Charles H. Breeden and Noreen E. Lephardt

Performance on the Major Field Test in Business: The Explanatory Power of SAT Scores and Gender pp. 172-178

David F. Bean and Richard A. Bernardi

Volume 16, issue Fall 2000, 2000

An Adaptation of the Case Study Method Applied to Information Systems and Technologies pp. 1-6

Patricia Y. Logan

The Life-cycle Growth and Development Approach to Analyzing Entrepreneurship in China pp. 7-25

Alina Zapalska and Geoff Perry

The Idaho Economic Summit pp. 26-35

Martha C. Yopp and Jody Hoff

Internet Governance: A Rent-Seeking Analysis pp. 36-56

Alden F. Abbott and Gordon L. Brady

Market Approaches to Immigration Restrictions pp. 57-68

Richard Vedder and Lowell Gallaway

Private Sources of Trust and Recourse: Prerequisites for the Successful Emergence of Markets in Cyberspace pp. 69-92

Bruce Benson

Economic Behavior: An Inherent Problem With Utilitarianism pp. 93-107

Paul A. Cleveland

Tests of the Validity of Perceptions About Interactive Television Courses Among Faculty Members and Students pp. 108-110

Suzeanne B. Benet and Nancy M. Levenburg

Lessons from The Lorax pp. 111-123

Michael Hammock, J. Mixon and Michael F. Patrono

The Contributions of Leland B. Yeager to International Economics pp. 124-136

Alan A. Rabin

Hangover Without the Party: The Impact of Threatened Drug Price Controls on Pharmaceutical Investment pp. 137-147

David W. Kreutzer and William Wood

Volume 16, issue Spring 2001, 2001

Technology and the Labor Market: Past, Present and Future pp. 1-15

Lowell Gallaway

Hayek's Slippery Slope: Is There a Third Way? pp. 16-29

David L. Shapiro

The Use of Private Enterprise Within a Public University Environment: A Case for a Student Unit Manager Team Approach pp. 30-39

Corbet J. Lamkin and John E. Cary

Do Students Learn More Where Parents Have More Educational Choices? pp. 40-47

Jay P. Greene

Free Markets on Film: Hollywood and Capitalism pp. 48-55

Robert Formaini

Learning Market Skills Through Simulation pp. 56-69

Alina Zapalska and Dallas Brozik

Case Studies in Accounting for MBAs: Computer Assisted Instruction pp. 70-74

G. Russell Barber, Jr.

Buyer and Seller Beware! pp. 75-90

Auke R. Leen

Consolidation in Banking and Financial Services: The Demise of Glass-Steagall pp. 91-102

John C. Soper

Protests, Progress, and Democracy: Some Economics of Expressed Discontent pp. 103-116

James Rolph Edwards

Teaching/Learning Finance: Lab, Laptops, and Links pp. 117-119

Terry Pope

Analyzing Annual Reports Using a Value-Added Approach to Classroom Diversity pp. 120-122

Betty S. Harper and Phil Harper

Innovative Faculty Homepages That Provide Multiple Benefits to Students pp. 123-127

Darwin L. King

Using Economics and Literature to Understand Changing Perceptions About the Individual's Relation to Society pp. 128-137

W. B. Sockwell and Zeynep Tenger

Does Information on the Internet Weaken the Case for Consumer Protection Regulation? pp. 138-160

John C. Moorehouse

The Business Plan as Senior Project: Helping Communities in Crisis pp. 161-163

Jeanne Dexter

Volume 15, issue Fall 1999, 1999

The Equity-Efficiency Debate pp. 1-17

Richard Vedder and Lowell Gallaway

Paul Samuelson and Development Economics: A Missed Opportunity pp. 18-35

Jane S. Shaw

Polycentric Law Versus Monopolized Law: Implications from International Trade for the Potential Success of Emerging Markets pp. 36-66

Bruce Benson

Evolution of the Regulatory State: The Mixed Economy Viewed Through a Complexity Lens pp. 67-97

Robert L. Formaini

Assessing the Economics of Outcomes Assessment pp. 98-108

John C. Soper

Active Labor Marketed Policies and Measured Unemployment in Europe pp. 109-123

Edward Bierhanzl

Foreign Capital, Market Mechanism, and Economic Growth in Developing Countries pp. 124-135

Baban Hasnat, Charles Callahan, III and Dal Didia

Volume 15, issue Spring 2000, 2000

Labor Market Reform in the United Kingdom: From Thatcher to Blair pp. 1-34

John Addison and William Siebert

Economic Freedom, Globalization and Human Rights: Can We Have It All? pp. 35-61

Wesley T. Milner

Economic Growth: What's Love Got To Do With It? pp. 62-77

Paul A. Cleveland

Entrepreneurial Start-Up and Growth: A Case Study of Thailand pp. 78-95

Alina Zapalska and Geoff Perry

What Will Happen to Hong Kong? pp. 96-104

Lawrence W. Lovik