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This paper tests the hypothesis that the presence of economic inequality may lead to erosions of economic freedom …. Using Economic Freedom of the World as a measure of free economic institutions, it finds that a one standard deviation … economic freedom, this evidence underscores the importance of stressing reforms free market proponents are confident will …
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From the context of mid-eighteenth-century Swiss debates on the natural liberty of small states and the commercial liberty of imperial powers, this paper will trace two distinct - but ultimately irreconcilable - approaches to accommodating the liberty of states and obedience to the law of...
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Tocqueville's discovery of a muscular, participatory citizenship in the United States is well known, as is his argument that such citizenship is vital to the success of democracy. This has been a source of both self-congratulation and anxiety among Americans, the anxiety stemming from worries...
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systems. It connected the value of individual freedom, the commitment to a market society and an appeal to a liberal democracy …
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The legal realist Robert Lee Hale offered a definition of freedom as a zero-sum game: each volitional freedom implies … some degree of coercion over other people's freedom and at the same time one's liberty is subject to some degree of control … goods. This allows us to illustrate the externalities deriving from the “consumption” of freedom and detail the role of the …
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