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:Economic freedom is the extent to which one can pursue economic activity without interference from government. Economic freedom is built upon personal choice, voluntary exchange, the right to keep what you earn, and the security of your property rights""<ref>The Fraser Institute [http://www.fraserinstitute.ca/economicfreedom/index.asp?snav=ef]</ref> | :Economic freedom is the extent to which one can pursue economic activity without interference from government. Economic freedom is built upon personal choice, voluntary exchange, the right to keep what you earn, and the security of your property rights""<ref>The Fraser Institute [http://www.fraserinstitute.ca/economicfreedom/index.asp?snav=ef]</ref> | ||
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Institutions involved in the Economic Freedom Network are:[[TIGRA®]] of Austria;The [[Albanian Center for Economic Research]];[[Center for New Europe]], Belgium;[[Fundación Libertad]] in Argentina;[[Liberální Institut]] of the Czech Republic; the [[Center for Politiske Studier]], Denmark;The [[Institute of Public Affairs]] in Australia; The [[Nassau Institute]], Bahamas; The [[Estonian Institute for Open Society Research]];[[Making Our Economy Right]] in Bangladesh;[[Association pour la Liberté Economique et le Progrès Social]] (ALEPS) in France; [[Scientific Research Mises Center]] of Belarus; [[Liberales Institut]] of Germany; [[Fundación Libertad y Democracia]], in Bolivia; [[Szazadveg Policy Research Center]] in Hungary; [[Instituto Liberal do Rio de Janeiro]] in Brazil; [[Centro Einaudi]] in Italy; [[Institute for Market Economics]] in Bulgaria; [[Lithuanian Free Market Institute]] in Lithuania; [[Instituto Libertad y Desarrollo]] in Chile; [[Instituto Libertad y Progreso]] in Colombia;[[Centrum im. Adama Smitha]] in Poland; The [[F.A. Hayek Foundation]] in Slovakia; [[Instituto para la Libertad y el Análisis de Políticas]] in Costa Rica;the [[Open Republic Institute]] in Ireland; [[Timbro]] in Sweden; The [[Institute of Economics]] in Croatia; The [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] in the UK; [[Fundación Economía y Desarrollo, Inc.]] in the Dominican republic; [[Instituto Ecuatoriano de Economía Política]] in Ecuador; [[Society for Disseminating Economic Knowledge: New Economic School]] in Georgia; The [[Institute of Economic Affairs (Ghana)]] in Ghana; [[Centro de Investigaciones Económicas Nacionales]] in Guatemala; [[Institut de Recherche pour la Liberté économique et la Prospérité]] in Haiti; The [[Hong Kong Centre for Economic Research]]; The [[Institute of Economic Studies]] in Iceland; The [[Centre for Civil Society]] in India; The [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]] in Israel; [[Bureau d'Analyse d'Ingenierie et de Logiciels]] in Ivory Coast; The [[African Research Center for Public Policy and Market Process]] in Kenya; [[Centro de Investigación para el Desarrollo A.C.]] in Mexico; The [[Center for Free Enterprise]] in Korea; The [[New Zealand Business Roundtable]]; I[[nstitute of Public Policy Analysis]] in Nigeria; The [[Alternate Solutions Institute]] in Pakistan; The [[Center for Research and Communication]] in the Phillipines; The [[Romania Think Tank]]; [[Institute of Economic Analysis]] in Russia; [[Free Market Centre]] in Serbia;The [[Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa]]; The [[Pathfinder Foundation]] in Sri Lanka;[[Liberales Institut]] in Switzerland; [[Institute of Business]] in Trinidad and Tobago; The [[Association for Liberal Thinking]]; The [[Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research]]; [[Center for the Dissemination of Economic Knowledge]] (CEDICE)in Venezuala;The [[Fraser Institute]] in Canada; and the [[Cato Institute]] in the USA. | Institutions involved in the Economic Freedom Network are:[[TIGRA®]] of Austria;The [[Albanian Center for Economic Research]];[[Center for New Europe]], Belgium;[[Fundación Libertad]] in Argentina;[[Liberální Institut]] of the Czech Republic; the [[Center for Politiske Studier]], Denmark;The [[Institute of Public Affairs]] in Australia; The [[Nassau Institute]], Bahamas; The [[Estonian Institute for Open Society Research]];[[Making Our Economy Right]] in Bangladesh;[[Association pour la Liberté Economique et le Progrès Social]] (ALEPS) in France; [[Scientific Research Mises Center]] of Belarus; [[Liberales Institut]] of Germany; [[Fundación Libertad y Democracia]], in Bolivia; [[Szazadveg Policy Research Center]] in Hungary; [[Instituto Liberal do Rio de Janeiro]] in Brazil; [[Centro Einaudi]] in Italy; [[Institute for Market Economics]] in Bulgaria; [[Lithuanian Free Market Institute]] in Lithuania; [[Instituto Libertad y Desarrollo]] in Chile; [[Instituto Libertad y Progreso]] in Colombia;[[Centrum im. Adama Smitha]] in Poland; The [[F.A. Hayek Foundation]] in Slovakia; [[Instituto para la Libertad y el Análisis de Políticas]] in Costa Rica;the [[Open Republic Institute]] in Ireland; [[Timbro]] in Sweden; The [[Institute of Economics]] in Croatia; The [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] in the UK; [[Fundación Economía y Desarrollo, Inc.]] in the Dominican republic; [[Instituto Ecuatoriano de Economía Política]] in Ecuador; [[Society for Disseminating Economic Knowledge: New Economic School]] in Georgia; The [[Institute of Economic Affairs (Ghana)]] in Ghana; [[Centro de Investigaciones Económicas Nacionales]] in Guatemala; [[Institut de Recherche pour la Liberté économique et la Prospérité]] in Haiti; The [[Hong Kong Centre for Economic Research]]; The [[Institute of Economic Studies]] in Iceland; The [[Centre for Civil Society]] in India; The [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]] in Israel; [[Bureau d'Analyse d'Ingenierie et de Logiciels]] in Ivory Coast; The [[African Research Center for Public Policy and Market Process]] in Kenya; [[Centro de Investigación para el Desarrollo A.C.]] in Mexico; The [[Center for Free Enterprise]] in Korea; The [[New Zealand Business Roundtable]]; I[[nstitute of Public Policy Analysis]] in Nigeria; The [[Alternate Solutions Institute]] in Pakistan; The [[Center for Research and Communication]] in the Phillipines; The [[Romania Think Tank]]; [[Institute of Economic Analysis]] in Russia; [[Free Market Centre]] in Serbia;The [[Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa]]; The [[Pathfinder Foundation]] in Sri Lanka;[[Liberales Institut]] in Switzerland; [[Institute of Business]] in Trinidad and Tobago; The [[Association for Liberal Thinking]]; The [[Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research]]; [[Center for the Dissemination of Economic Knowledge]] (CEDICE)in Venezuala;The [[Fraser Institute]] in Canada; and the [[Cato Institute]] in the USA. | ||
Revision as of 07:37, 11 February 2010
The Economic Freedom Network is a coalition of more than 70 free market think tanks co-ordinated by the Canadian based Fraser Institute.[1]
- Economic freedom is the extent to which one can pursue economic activity without interference from government. Economic freedom is built upon personal choice, voluntary exchange, the right to keep what you earn, and the security of your property rights""[2]
The Network shares a number of members in common with the Stockholm Network.
Members
Institutions involved in the Economic Freedom Network are:TIGRA® of Austria;The Albanian Center for Economic Research;Center for New Europe, Belgium;Fundación Libertad in Argentina;Liberální Institut of the Czech Republic; the Center for Politiske Studier, Denmark;The Institute of Public Affairs in Australia; The Nassau Institute, Bahamas; The Estonian Institute for Open Society Research;Making Our Economy Right in Bangladesh;Association pour la Liberté Economique et le Progrès Social (ALEPS) in France; Scientific Research Mises Center of Belarus; Liberales Institut of Germany; Fundación Libertad y Democracia, in Bolivia; Szazadveg Policy Research Center in Hungary; Instituto Liberal do Rio de Janeiro in Brazil; Centro Einaudi in Italy; Institute for Market Economics in Bulgaria; Lithuanian Free Market Institute in Lithuania; Instituto Libertad y Desarrollo in Chile; Instituto Libertad y Progreso in Colombia;Centrum im. Adama Smitha in Poland; The F.A. Hayek Foundation in Slovakia; Instituto para la Libertad y el Análisis de Políticas in Costa Rica;the Open Republic Institute in Ireland; Timbro in Sweden; The Institute of Economics in Croatia; The Institute of Economic Affairs in the UK; Fundación Economía y Desarrollo, Inc. in the Dominican republic; Instituto Ecuatoriano de Economía Política in Ecuador; Society for Disseminating Economic Knowledge: New Economic School in Georgia; The Institute of Economic Affairs (Ghana) in Ghana; Centro de Investigaciones Económicas Nacionales in Guatemala; Institut de Recherche pour la Liberté économique et la Prospérité in Haiti; The Hong Kong Centre for Economic Research; The Institute of Economic Studies in Iceland; The Centre for Civil Society in India; The Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies in Israel; Bureau d'Analyse d'Ingenierie et de Logiciels in Ivory Coast; The African Research Center for Public Policy and Market Process in Kenya; Centro de Investigación para el Desarrollo A.C. in Mexico; The Center for Free Enterprise in Korea; The New Zealand Business Roundtable; Institute of Public Policy Analysis in Nigeria; The Alternate Solutions Institute in Pakistan; The Center for Research and Communication in the Phillipines; The Romania Think Tank; Institute of Economic Analysis in Russia; Free Market Centre in Serbia;The Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa; The Pathfinder Foundation in Sri Lanka;Liberales Institut in Switzerland; Institute of Business in Trinidad and Tobago; The Association for Liberal Thinking; The Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research; Center for the Dissemination of Economic Knowledge (CEDICE)in Venezuala;The Fraser Institute in Canada; and the Cato Institute in the USA.
