Enter the Contest and Win $2,500!!!
The Hackley Endowment for the Study of Capitalism and Free Enterprise at Fayetteville State University is pleased to announce its “Economics Video Contest for 2012-2013.” Entries are due Wednesday, May 15, 2013.
Economics is so exciting that we want you to help convey the ideas in a fun way. Dr. Stringham’s college professor, Dr. Walter Block, once said that one of the problems for economists is that critics of markets have so many catchy folk songs, but economists don’t have any. Hence, this video contest about “Economic Value Is Subjective.” To read about economic value being subjective click here.
Visit the Hackley Endowment Playlist on Youtube to see some of our current entries:
Summary of the Contest
- Open to all students including teams
- Prize is $2,500 to the winners; $500 to the professor;
$500 to the second place winners; and $250 to the third place winners. - Videos should be approximately three minutes
- Lyrics can be added to any existing song
- Video must be uploaded on YouTube
- Videos will be judged based on quality and number of views and likes on Youtube (Click on the CONTEST RULES for more details)
JUDGES
Dr. Mike Munger, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Professor of Economics and Public Policy, Duke University
Mr. John Papola, Creator of the Keynes vs. Hayek economics music videos, and Creative Director and Co-founder of Emergent Order
Dr. John Tomasi, Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Political Theory Project, Brown University. His specializations are political theory and ethics and public policy.





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Do you have a link to the previous year winner?
Never mind, found it.
Hi! Yes, the previous year’s winners can be viewed here.
can the video be made of other youtube clips? or does it have to be original?
Hi, Your video can borrow from others as long as they do not violate any of the terms of Youtube and what they consider original.
cool, thanks for answering my question -_-
Hello, I emailed a link to my video for the contest. I haven’t heard from anyone, so I’m not sure if you guys received it. How would I know?