| Description |
1 online resource (402 pages) : illustrations |
| Contents |
Foreword. -- Introduction: The continuing debate about freedom and prosperity, Dan Negrea, Brad Lips, and Kris Mauren. -- Part I. Theoretical reflections on freedom and prosperity. -- Dimensions of freedom and economic performance, Ignacio P. Campomanes. -- Pathways to economic prosperity: theoretical, methodological, and evidential considerations, Markus Jaeger. -- Prosperity: freedom and its twin, cooperation, Michael Klein. -- Who came first: freedom or prosperity? An inquiry about liberty and well-being, Vladimir Fernandes Maciel, Ulisses Monteiro Ruiz de Gamboa, Paulo Rogério Scarano, and Julian Alexienco Portillo. -- The causal relationship between economic freedom and prosperity, Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Benjamin Powell, and Andrew Young. -- The role of elites in driving towards long-term prosperity: the case of Kenya in Sub-Saharan Africa, Luis Ravina Bohórquez. -- Informality as an anti-measure of prosperity, Eakiya Ananthakrishnan. -- How prepared are conflicting world orders for the next wave of technological innovation? Julio C. Amador Díz López. -- Part II National and regional reflections on freedom and prosperity. -- The quest for freedom and prosperity in the Middle East and North Africa, Mohamed M. Farid. -- Violence against journalists: a tool to restrict press freedom in Mexico, Sergio M. Alcocer and Jeziret S. Conzález. -- Mexico "Mostly Free"? Mexico "Mostly Prosperous"?: uncovering shades of gray in the freedom and prosperity indexes, Vanessa Rubio-Márquez. -- Understanding India's freedoms on the path to prosperity, Parshant Narang and Parth J. Shah. -- Scaling up the transatlantic partnership from security to prosperity: economic resilience in Eastern Europe, Clara Volintiru, Camelia Crişan, and George Ștefan. -- The freedom and prosperity equation: government interventions in Nigeria, Danladi Verheijen. -- Freedom and prosperity in Eastern Europe, Dan Negrea, Joseph Lemoine, and Yomna Gaafar. -- Endnotes. -- Index. -- Contributors |
| Summary |
The Atlantic Council Freedom and Prosperity Center has assembled a collection of essays that highlight examples of well-designed and technically sound public policies. This volume convincingly shows that greater freedom is the path toward durable development for countries around the world. When individuals can take destiny into their own hands, and when government guarantees economic freedom, the most creative solutions are unleashed, and the most complex problems are resolved. The Atlantic Council Freedom and Prosperity Center presents the efforts of those who have made effective public policy possible, and the results are of extreme value for those embracing the challenge of changing their countries for the better |
| Notes |
"July 2023." |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 333-378) |
| Notes |
Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover page (Atlantic Council, viewed September 24, 2023) |
| Subject |
Economic development -- Government policy -- Developing countries -- Case studies
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Free enterprise -- Government policy -- Developing countries -- Case studies
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Economic policy -- Government policy -- Developing countries -- Case studies
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Economic development -- Government policy
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Free enterprise -- Government policy
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Developing countries
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| Genre/Form |
Case studies
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Lips, Brad, editor
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Mauren, Kris, editor
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Atlantic Council of the United States, publisher.
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| ISBN |
9781619772816 |
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1619772817 |
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