http://www.fraserinstitute.org/uploadedFiles/fraser-ca/Content/research-news/research/publications/towards-a-worldwide-index-of-human-freedom.pdf The latest Personal Freedom Index ranking shows some interesting surprises. For instance, one could conclude that it is unfortunate that only three and a half million people live in a country like Uruguay
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Nuff said.
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Just to preserve the contents of your comment, I'll cite it verbatim without the image.
sophia_sadek: The US must have recently lost a few freedom points since the nudists have been banned from the streets of San Francisco.
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This is not criticism of your post, and I do not need a list of other research. But I did sit down and read that whole thing, and found it highly note worthy.
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As for no one being successful in terms of long-term economic success, even if that were the case, it may level the field for other types of success to be definitive of the overall success of a country - so I suppose we return to Uruguay's political success as a factor of distinction between this country and its counterparts. In any case, that makes it more successful than the majority of its neighbours.
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