
Economic freedom, limited government, personal responsibility, individual initiative, respect for private property and the rule of law are core principles of a free enterprise system. A healthy economy is dependent on a skilled workforce, educational opportunity, sound tax policy, reduced government spending and a competitive business environment that encourages reinvestment and expansion free from a heavy-handed government that restricts such aspirations.


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The Empty Promise of ‘Democratic’ Socialism

Georgia Department of Community Affairs

Baby Steps in Teacher Pension Reform

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Hurricane Deals Georgia Agriculture an Unprecedented Blow

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The Black Hole of Camden County’s Spaceport

2018 Forum Focuses on Georgia’s Imminent Challenges

The South Did Rise Again!

Restoring the Dignity of Work

Georgia’s ‘Good’ Grade on Economic Freedom Needs Improvement

News Release: Foundation President McCutchen Stepping Down at Year’s End

A Thanksgiving to be Grateful for Leaders with Integrity
By Benita M. Dodd
Tim Huelskamp, speaking at the 2017 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum, told attendees, “I spent six years in Washington and it’s still the same today: The real action, the real opportunities for growth and actually reinvigorating…

The Unintended Consequences of Trade Protectionism
By Jeffrey Dorfman
Jeffrey Dorfman
The International Trade Commission has ruled that imported solar panels from China and other countries were injuring U.S. manufacturers, which will provide President Trump with the opportunity to impose tariffs in order to protect American solar panel…

Balancing the Books in Georgia Public Education
