Papers in these proceedings are grouped under the following headings: addresses, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, free market economics, public policy, and economic education. Papers include "Economic Freedom and Private Enterprise" (Murray L. Weidenbaum); "Marxism and the Free, Capitalist Society" (Tibor R. Machan); "Knowledge, Ethics and the Case for a Free Market in Education" (John Gray); "Between Sterility and Dogmatism: The Morality of the Market and the Task of the Economics Teacher" (Paul Heyne); "Influences on Entrepreneurship" (Arnold C. Cooper); "Entrepreneurship: Some Recent Contributions in the Economics Literature" (Roland H. Koller, II); "Ideologies of Economics: Scientific Revolution and the Entrepreneur" (Felix R. Livingston); "Entrepreneurial Failures: Results from a Study of Business Bankruptcies in Minnesota" (Karl A. Egge); "Creating America: The Entrepreneurship of Beginning" (Gerald Gunderson); "Entrepreneurial Irruption in the World System" (Jared C. Lobdell); "Level of Personal Maturity Seen as Fuel for Entrepreneurial Spirit" (Robert N. Carter, Mark F. Hartley); "The Entrepreneurial and Collectivist Impulses: A Problem in Social Dynamics" (Dan C. Heldman); "Improving Student Attitudes toward Careers in Small Business Management" (Donald L. Brady); "The Educated Entrepreneurs" (Robert Ronstadt); "The Entrepreneurial Assessment Center" (Donald F. Kuratko, Ray V. Montagno); "Corporate Entrepreneurship: The New Educational Challenge" (Michael A. Evanchik, Rita Moore); "Owensboro Entrepreneurs Project" (Sally A. Asefa);"Exporters' Profiles and Export Constraints: A Study of Small and Medium Sized Firms in Minnesota" (Vivian Nazar); "Financial Analysis Made Easy: Using Financial Spreadsheets in Entrepreneurship and New Venture Courses" (George G. Eddy, et al.,); "School-Based Businesses in Georgia" (Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Paul F. DeLargy); "Adam Smith's 'Theory' of Investment in Human Capital" (Ronald Merchant); "Elements of a Free-Market Theory of Economic Progress" (Alan Rufus Waters); "All American Economics--Made in the U.S.A." (D. P. Diffine); "On the Role of the State in a Private Enterprise System" (Coldwell Daniel, III); "Small Business and Regulation--Foe or Friend?" (George W. Rimler); "Privatization of Public Services: A Model Applied to Urban Transit" (Cliff Atherton, Duane Windsor);"National Emergency and Private Property Rights" (Robert Higgs, Charlotte Twight); "Lessons from the Redlining Debate" (F. Jerry Ingram); "The Privatization of Prisons: An Overview" (Eugene Garaventa); "Student-Teacher Characteristics and Economic Literacy: A Middle Grade Study" (Luther D. Lawson, Margaret G. O'Donnell); "National Survey of High School Economics" (Bob Figgins, Gary Young); "A Practical Integration of Supply-Side Economics with IS-LM for Intermediate Level Students" (John B. McCall); "A Lesson in International Economics" (Saul Z. Barr); "Entrepreneurship--The Difference between Economic Systems--Man's Material Progress" (Sandor Balogh); "Uncertainty and Planning Failure" (H. C. Li); and "Comparing State Support of Higher Education" (G. W. Parker, Dorothy Anderson). (Some papers are abstracted, while most are presented in their entirety.) (KC)