Bradley K. Hobbs is a Clinical Professor at Clemson University. He was previously the BB&T Distinguished Professor of Free Enterprise at Florida Gulf Coast University for 19 years and was the sole founding faculty member of the economics department at that institution. His research work is wide in range encompassing property rights, economic freedom, economic growth, financial markets, economic and intellectual history, the philosophical foundations of markets, and teaching. He served as a Research Fellow at the James Madison Institute in Florida and on the Board as the Academic Advisor for The Bastiat Society in Great Barrington, New Hampshire. He is also a Voting Member of the American Institute for Economic Research and is currently serving on the Standing Committee.  He is a Past President of the Association of Private Enterprise Education and a long-time member of the Mont Pelerin Society. He developed and continues to teach a course exploring the moral foundations of business and has given talks and student seminars on these issues at a host of universities.