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ABOUT LFMI
The Lithuanian Free Market Institute (LFMI) is a private non-profit non-partisan organisation established in 1990 to promote the ideas of individual freedom and responsibility, free market, and limited government.
Quarantine as Double Punishment
Economy
Quarantine as Double Punishment
The justice of compensating for the quarantine is once again one of the main societal concerns. Previously made mistakes are leading to more and more flawed interpretations and force us to go back to the origins of the crisis. Did companies, which received \"quarantine relief\" from the government, have a right to breathe, move and change? In economic terms, it means to pay, invest, purchase, trade and transfer.
LFMI Is Sharing Factors of Success about Award Winning <i>Economics in 31 Hours</i> Textbook
Think Tank News
LFMI Is Sharing Factors of Success about Award Winning Economics in 31 Hours Textbook
The OECD claims that financial literacy is a significant skill in participating in modern society. Pupils should be improving their financial knowledge as early as possible to become active agents of their abilities to plan simple finances. Kids should learn how to plan their spendings and savings and how to build responsible financial behavior.
What If Lockdowns in Lithuania Continued?
Economy
What If Lockdowns in Lithuania Continued?
The second lockdown in Lithuania is no different from the first one: there are no clear principles for economic relief, individual groups are fighting for their own interests, and the government is forced to constantly alleviate the emerging effects of the quarantine. But what if lockdowns persisted?