Economic freedom is the key to greater opportunity and an improved quality of life. It’s the freedom to choose how to produce, sell, and use your own resources, while respecting others’ rights to do the same. Learn more »
The United States has had its share of good times and bad times, and whether our presidents’ policies move toward more or less economic freedom has a great impact on our quality of life. Vote for your pick for most economically free president of the 1800s.
In a recent article in the Salt Lake Tribune Randy Simmons and Diana Thomas argue the security that economic freedom brings is instrumental in bringing about long-term economic growth.

Cronyism occurs when an individual or organization colludes with government officials to get forced benefits they could not have otherwise obtained voluntarily.