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Whose land is it anyway? Land ownership and property rights protection in Albania

13 September 2024
Economic Theory

Whose land is it anyway? Land ownership and property rights protection in Albania

Megi Cara and Engli Zenelaj
13 September 2024
Property rights are a critical factor in shaping the economic development and prosperity of any nation, but as Albania attempts … Continue reading “Whose land is it anyway? Land ownership and property rights protection in Albania”

Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report

14 September 2021
Research

Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report

14 September 2021
The index published in Economic Freedom of the World measures the degree to which the policies and institutions of countries … Continue reading “Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report”

Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most

4 January 2021
Society and Culture

Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most

Philip Booth
4 January 2021
The top: Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Finland, UK, Holland, Sweden, Canada. The bottom: Venezuela, Haiti, Turkmenistan, Somalia, North Korea, … Continue reading “Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most”

The Pope just called private property a ‘secondary right.’ He couldn’t be more wrong

7 October 2020

The Pope just called private property a ‘secondary right.’ He couldn’t be more wrong

Brad Polumbo
7 October 2020
Since becoming the head of the Catholic Church in 2013, Pope Francis has not shied away from the political domain. On Sunday, the … Continue reading “The Pope just called private property a ‘secondary right.’ He couldn’t be more wrong”

Property rights are central to prosperity. If South Africa continues to weaken them, they risk becoming another Venezuela

25 September 2020

Property rights are central to prosperity. If South Africa continues to weaken them, they risk becoming another Venezuela

Alexander C.R. Hammond
25 September 2020
Last week, the Fraser Institute, a Canadian think tank, confirmed what many of us already know – property rights in … Continue reading “Property rights are central to prosperity. If South Africa continues to weaken them, they risk becoming another Venezuela”

The Church, property rights and the environment

21 May 2020
Energy and Environment

The Church, property rights and the environment

Philip Booth
21 May 2020
Bishop Robert Byrne of Hexham and Newcastle described Laudato Si, published five years ago next week, as a “prophetic document … Continue reading “The Church, property rights and the environment”

Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer

23 February 2017
Economic Theory

Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer

Philip Booth
23 February 2017
There is a strong case to be made that the most important pre-requisite for a sustainable environment is a society … Continue reading “Most environmental problems are really just tragedy-of-the-commons problems. Private property rights are the answer”

Want to protect wildlife? Assign property rights and turn it into a commodity

29 September 2016
Economic Theory

Want to protect wildlife? Assign property rights and turn it into a commodity

Mike Norton-Griffiths
29 September 2016
In April of this year Kenya wantonly destroyed some US$110 million of ivory, rhino horn and other wildlife products in … Continue reading “Want to protect wildlife? Assign property rights and turn it into a commodity”

Can capitalism be ‘green’?

4 August 2016
Markets and Morality

Can capitalism be ‘green’?

Christopher J. Coyne and Rachel L. Coyne
4 August 2016
“Capitalism v environment: can greed ever be green?” This headline from The Guardian captures the standard view of the relationship … Continue reading “Can capitalism be ‘green’?”

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