Right to Free Ice Cream?
Part 2 in our series looking at the basics of economic principles. In this episode we explore the difference between our natural rights (or unalienable rights) and entitlements.
Created by The Evergreen Freedom Foundation.
The Evergreen Freedom Foundation (EFF) is a private, non-profit, public policy research organization in Washington State. Our mission is to advance individual liberty, free enterprise, and limited, accountable government. We have a vision of a day when opportunity, responsible self-governance and free markets flourish in Washington State because its citizens understand and cherish the principles from which freedom is derived.
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