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Founded in 1946, FEE is the original home of free-market economic thinking in America FEE’s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place
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FEE also inspires the rising generation outside of the classroom Through a host of more than 20 social media platforms, FEE ties timeless ideas to trending topics through snappy educational content and long-form videos
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2008 FEE begins an intensified focus on engaging, educating and equipping new, young audiences with the principles of free enterprise, individual liberty, and limited government
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Henry Hazlitt, by his own estimate, wrote ten million words throughout his career—published in major newspapers, magazines, and books His writings spread
- Elon Musk Channels Milton Friedman’s Pencil: The Message of Free Trade
The right answer to bad trade policies abroad is not worse trade policies at home Trade wars are back in fashion And so is Milton Friedman A video of Friedman explaining the miracle of the pencil has gone viral, amassing 42 5 million views and being shared by Elon Musk and many others The video underscores a simple but profound idea: no single person on earth knows how to make a pencil
- The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics - FEE
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics honors three economists whose work embodies an idea first coined by Joseph Schumpeter: creative destruction Joel Mokyr,
- Canada’s Ailing National Healthcare Is Not a Model for America - FEE
Earlier this month, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began a US-Canada economic summit designed to improve his country’s economic climate
- FEE’s Five Best Economics Books of 2025
A selection of works that defend open societies and innovation Discovering new works in economics is always a pleasure, and this year offered a generous harvest At a time when arguments against free trade and in favor of restricting innovation have gained traction, 2025 gave us a strong intellectual arsenal to defend openness, free markets, and creative destruction My five favorite books
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