FMF Policy Agenda
Summary
Legal and physical constraints on the power of the state are foundationally important to achieving economic freedom. The former is manifested in constitutionalism – the doctrine of jurisprudential limitations on the scope, size, and authority of government – and the latter is manifested in private property – that physical domain into which no third party, including government under most circumstances, may enter without consent.
Contributors
Share
Fund the FMF
Help the FMF to promote the rule of law, personal liberty, and economic freedom.
For more content like this, Subscribe to the FMF
The views expressed in the article are the author’s and are not necessarily shared by the members of the Foundation. This article may be republished without prior consent but with acknowledgement to the author.
RELATED ARTICLES
WATCH OUR LATEST VIDEO
FUND THE FMF
Help the FMF to promote the rule of law, personal liberty, and economic freedom.
