From Economic Freedom To Prosperity. An Illustration Across Europe (1)
Gabriel Ilie Staicu, Cosmin Marinescu, Liviu Moraru
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Gabriel Ilie Staicu, Cosmin Marinescu, Liviu Moraru
Abstract
Many empirical studies show an organic connection between economic freedom and prosperity. Thus, the quality of economic and political institutions existing in a country must be assessed considering their capacity to promote private property and economic freedom. This paper analyses the evolution of economic freedom in some countries, members of European Union. The main conclusion is that the framework for development „more market and less government” is the best way to promote prosperity within our society. Thus, we can deduce the necessity of bringing forward some suggestion and debates about institutional reformes in the European area.
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Many empirical studies show an organic connection between economic freedom and prosperity. Thus, the quality of economic and political institutions existing in a country must be assessed considering their capacity to promote private property and economic freedom. This paper analyses the evolution of economic freedom in some countries, members of European Union. The main conclusion is that the framework for development „more market and less government” is the best way to promote prosperity within our society. Thus, we can deduce the necessity of bringing forward some suggestion and debates about institutional reformes in the European area.
Key concepts: Prosperity, Economic freedom, Politics, Government (linguistics), European union, Index of Economic Freedom, Economics, Property rights