Forget the Magna Carta and the Constitution. Finland is now on the cutting edge of protecting, promoting, and guaranteeing fundamental rights. As the BBC story excerpted below reports, Finland has announced that broadband access is now a legal right! Yes, you’re reading it here first. But not just the right to broadband. Apparently one megabit [...]
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Great Moments in Human Rights
Posted in Big Government, Entitlements, Finland, Human Rights, Redistribution, tagged Big Government, Entitlements, Finland, Human Rights, Redistribution on July 2, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Global Prosperity Index Ranks America 9th, Behind Nations Such As Finland, Australia, and Canada
Posted in Competitiveness, Economics, Finland, United States, tagged Competitiveness, Economics, Finland, United States on October 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
According to the Legatum Institute, Finland is the world’s most prosperous nation, based on material well-being and certain social indicators. Other Nordic nations, as well as Switzerland and the Netherlands also rank above the United States. The variables that determined the ranking leave something to be desired from a libertarian perspective, but a column in [...]