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Economic Freedom Commentary Archive

Arab Spring wilts under continued cronyism
By Fred McMahon | August 15, 2014
Want to stop “illegal” immigrants from Central America? Copy Chile
By Fred McMahon | August 5, 2014
Will China squelch Hong Kong?
By Mark Milke | July 26, 2014
Rehabbing Broken Nations
By Alan Dowd | July 9, 2014
What Piketty Misses
By Herbert Grubel | May 26, 2014
Putin's impatience over Crimea a strategic error
By Fred McMahon | March 29, 2014
Mexico Needs Our Help
By Alan Dowd | March 10, 2014
Bordering on Chaos
By Alan Dowd | March 2, 2014
It is Crunch Time for Atlantic Canada
By David MacKinnon | January 8, 2014
The Canada and Hong Kong advantage: the rule of law
By Mark Milke | November 23, 2013
When setting policy, governments too often ignore consumers
By Mark Milke | August 17, 2013
Think global, not local
By Mark Milke | August 9, 2013
In reducing government influence, Margaret Thatcher freed Great Britain
By Mark Milke | April 10, 2013
Measuring Freedom around the World
By Alan Dowd | March 18, 2013
Debate on inequality full of bluster and misunderstanding
By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | January 1, 2013
To Bolster Failed States, Support Freedom
By Alan Dowd | December 5, 2012
Economic freedom helps Alberta and Saskatchewan prosper
By Mark Milke | December 1, 2012
Free markets are not the property of the Anglosphere
By Mark Milke | November 3, 2012
Milton Friedman (1912 - 2012): Implications for Canada and Europe
By Michael Walker | July 31, 2012
Bouazizi for Time's Person of the Year
By Alan Dowd | November 28, 2011
Greece is broke, and so is democracy
By Michael Walker | November 23, 2011
Occupy Vancouver protesters need not worry; young Canadians can and will advance economically
By Charles Lammam, Amela Karabegovic | November 15, 2011
Three pro-consumer ideas for reducing US-Canada price discrepancies
By Mark Milke | September 14, 2011
The misguided rhetoric of nationalism: Episode XXV
By Mark Milke | March 12, 2011
With little tradition of civil society, prospect of real reform in Egypt is dim
By Fred McMahon | February 4, 2011