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Economies grow when they are free to grow. When people are free to keep more of what they produce, they will produce more. Free, competitive markets encourage transparency, innovation, and honest dealing. Free markets, featuring low barriers to entry, constantly encourage new investment and innovation. Prices are driven down while the quality of products and services are driven up.
Economies controlled by informed consumers and competitive entrepreneurs – and not by politicians and bureaucrats – meet the needs of a society far better than political manipulation of economics. Market-oriented economies create jobs, opportunities, and wealth – undue government intervention in the economy squelches all three.
Communications Director, Club For Growth, Mike Connolly
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