Best Paper Winners in the Journal of Private Enterprise
2006
What's Wrong—and What's Right—with Stakeholder Management. (John Templeton Prize) John R. Boatright, University of Chicago, Loyola
Teaching Economics Principles with Comic Strips. (Educational Note) Robert A. Lawson, Capital University
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Above: Russell Sobel (Right) receives the John Templeton Prize from Associate Editor, Gerald Gunderson.
Through a generous grant from the John Templeton Foundation, the Association of Private Enterprise Education invites submissions to the Journal of Private Enterprise and competition for the John Templeton Prize for the best paper(s) published each year.
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2005
Entrepreneurship in Post-Socialist Economies (John Templeton Prize)
Russell S. Sobel, West Virginia University and Tomi Ovaska, University of Regina
Adam Smith and Greed (John Templeton Prize)
Dr. Jonathan Wight, University of Richmond
Homer Economicus: Using The Simpsons to Teach Economics (Educational Note)
Joshua Hall, West Virginia University
2004
The Laffer Curve for Amnesty
J. R. Clark and Bruce Hutchinson, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
2003
Male-Female Life Expectancy and Economic Freedom
J. Wilson Mixon, Jr. and Gary H. Roseman, Berry College
The Distribution of Internet Use: A Cross-National Analysis
Seth Norton and Chris Fallow,
Wheaton College
2002
The Emergence of the London Stock Exchange as a Self-Policing Club
Edward Stringham, George Mason University
Student Attitudes Towards the Market System: An Inquiry and Analysis (Educational Note)
Charles H. Breeden and Noreen E. Lephardt, Marquette University
2001
"Private Employment of Prison Labor"
Roger E. Meiners, University of Texas-Arlington and Charles C. Cox, Lexecon
Free Markets on Film: Hollywood and Capitalism (Educational Note)
Dr. Robert Formaini, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2000
Economic Freedom, Globalization and Human Rights: Can We Have It All?
Wesley T. Milner, University of Evansville
Hangover Without the Party: The Impact of threatened Drug Price Controls on Pharmaceutical Investment
David Kreutzer and William Wood, James Madison University
Lessons from The Lorax (Educational Note)
Michael Hammock, Emory University; J. Wilson Mixon, Berry College; and
Michael F. Patrono, Berry College
1999
The End of the World As We Know It?: Some Thoughts on Economics of Moral Decline
Michael DeBow, Samford University
Active Labor Market Policies and Measured Unemployment in Europe
Edward Bierhanzl, Florida A&M University
Accounting Skills Add Up to Success for Small Businesses in Economically Challenged Areas (Educational Note)
Dr. Roderick S. Barclay, Texas A&M
1998
Production, Profits, and the Environment
James R. Edwards, Montana State University-Northern
Taking Deming Seriously: Considering the Case Against Incentives
Dwight Lee, University of Georgia and Candace Allen, Pueblo School District
Protectionism: A Public Choice Perspective
Alden Abbott , U.S. Department of Commerce and Gordon Brady, George Mason University
Market Alternatives for Crime Control: Entrepreneurial Responses to Government Failure
Bruce L. Benson, Florida State University
Onyx Music: A Case Project for Introduction to Accounting (Educational Note)
Scott Fouch and Debra Kerby, Truman State University
The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible: A Publishing Odyssey of Free Market Ideas
Ken Schoolland, Hawai Pacific University
1997
Private Enterprise and Environmental Amenities: The Case of Coastal Beaches
James R. Rinehart and Jeffrey J. Pompe, Francis Marion University
Government: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Paul A. Cleveland, Birmingham-Southern College
1994-95
The Entrepreneur as Hero
Candace A. Allen, Pueblo School District and Dwight R. Lee, University of Georgia
Private Property, Entrepreneurship and Poverty
Don Mathews, Brunswick College
1993-94
Will Government Policy Strangle Private Enterprise?
Jon G. Udell and Robert W. Pricer, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Small Business Assistance: Do Entrepreneurs Really Need 'Assisting'
William C. Wood, James Madison University
1992-93
Entrepreneurship, Growth and Quality of Life: Implications for Public Policy
Michael H. Morris, University of Central Florida; Pamela S. Lewis, University of Central Florida; and Donald L. Sexton, The Ohio State University
Assessing Firm Failure Fictions
Bruce A. Kirchhoff, New Jersey Institute of Technology
1991-92
Entrepreneurship: A Natural Institution?
Arnold F. McKee, King's College
The Seeds of Entrepreneurship
Dwight R. Lee, University of Georgia
The Strategy of Alliances
Tyzoon Tyebjee, Santa Clara University
1990-91
The Reemployment Demonstration Initiatives: Small Business and the Operative Element
John Trinkaus, Baruch College and Steve Woolley,Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Economic and Public Policy Issues Affecting Venture Capital
W. Keith Schilit, University of South Florida
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