Estonia makes top 10 economic freedom list
Nov 14, 2007
From wire reports
WASHINGTON - Estonia was ranked number eight in an annual report on economic freedom released by the Washington-based Cato Institute, a think tank, the first post-communist economy to make it to the top 10, according to reports.
Report author James Gwartney, an economics professor at Florida State University, said it was Estonia’s extraordinary progress that vaulted it into the top 10.
“It’s a country that has seen amazing progress in economic freedom in a relatively short period of time. In ...
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