My aim is freedom and voluntary relations in all fields. The market economy is the result of this in the economic realm; in the cultural realm it mea… - Johan Norberg

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My aim is freedom and voluntary relations in all fields. The market economy is the result of this in the economic realm; in the cultural realm it means freedom of expression; in politics, democracy and the rule of law; in social life, the right to live according to one's own values and to choose one's company.

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Johan Norberg (born 1973) is a Swedish writer devoted to promoting globalisation and individual liberty.

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