People in economically free countries are happier than people in less free countries. This is measured directly through the increased feeling of freedom and control over life that citizens of economically free nations enjoy as well as indirectly through increased income that improves general health and well-being levels.
Mama Knows Best!
Happy Mother’s Day1 How can you help ensure that your kids will have the opportunity to grow up and live happy and healthy lives? Be a choosy mom. Choose economic freedom.
Consumer Choice in Health Care
The healthcare industry in America can be called many names, but one of them is not “free-market.” Watch this new video on the need for choice in healthcare.
Rebuilding Joplin
Joplin was struck by an EF5 tornado last May. Afterwards, community members freely and voluntarily worked together to help rebuild the town.
In the News: The Economic Lessons of Valentine’s Day
Economist Christopher Coyne uses Valentine’s Day to teach an economics lesson at the Daily Caller.
When Gathering for Holiday Feasts, Offer a Toast to Economic Freedom
As we reflect upon the evolving food choices for traditional holiday meals, we might consider the conditions that make prosperity possible — economic freedom.
All We Want for Christmas
The Economic Freedom Team asks Santa for just one thing this Christmas. Will their wishes come true?
Why America is in Decline
If we know exactly why American economic freedom is decreasing, we can try to prevent any further decline, and then being working to increase our economic freedom.
In the News: Op-Ed on Economic Freedom Featured in Huffington Post
“[I]t is important to remember the fundamental truth of economic life: Markets work.”
Economic Freedom of the World 2011 Report
Unfortunately, the report shows the United States falling in its economic freedom ranking to #10 worldwide —far from its peak at #3 in 2001.
Episode One: Economic Freedom & Quality of Life
Across the globe, the societies that have the best quality of life are those with the highest levels of economic freedom. From lower unemployment to better-protected civil rights and cleaner environments, economic freedom is vital to improving the well-being of society, especially for the most vulnerable.
Mama Knows Best!
Happy Mother’s Day1 How can you help ensure that your kids will have the opportunity to grow up and live happy and healthy lives? Be a choosy mom. Choose economic freedom.
In the News: The Economic Lessons of Valentine’s Day
Economist Christopher Coyne uses Valentine’s Day to teach an economics lesson at the Daily Caller.
When Gathering for Holiday Feasts, Offer a Toast to Economic Freedom
As we reflect upon the evolving food choices for traditional holiday meals, we might consider the conditions that make prosperity possible — economic freedom.
All We Want for Christmas
The Economic Freedom Team asks Santa for just one thing this Christmas. Will their wishes come true?
Why America is in Decline
If we know exactly why American economic freedom is decreasing, we can try to prevent any further decline, and then being working to increase our economic freedom.
Economic Freedom of the World 2011 Report
Unfortunately, the report shows the United States falling in its economic freedom ranking to #10 worldwide —far from its peak at #3 in 2001.
In the News: The Economic Lessons of Valentine’s Day
Economist Christopher Coyne uses Valentine’s Day to teach an economics lesson at the Daily Caller.
In the News: Op-Ed on Economic Freedom Featured in Huffington Post
“[I]t is important to remember the fundamental truth of economic life: Markets work.”
Consumer Choice in Health Care
The healthcare industry in America can be called many names, but one of them is not “free-market.” Watch this new video on the need for choice in healthcare.
Rebuilding Joplin
Joplin was struck by an EF5 tornado last May. Afterwards, community members freely and voluntarily worked together to help rebuild the town.
Episode One: Economic Freedom & Quality of Life
Across the globe, the societies that have the best quality of life are those with the highest levels of economic freedom. From lower unemployment to better-protected civil rights and cleaner environments, economic freedom is vital to improving the well-being of society, especially for the most vulnerable.
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