Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government

Economic freedom—the degree to which individuals are allowed to make their own economic decisions about what to buy, where to work and whether to start a business—is fundamental to prosperity. Economic freedom measures openness to trade, tax and regulatory burdens, government spending, and the soundness of a country’s money. Read More

Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government

Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government

Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government

Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government
Fraser Institute News Release: Canadians have less economic freedom today than they did in late-1970s due partly to growth of government
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