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Institute for Liberty & Policy Innovation Removing Barriers to prosperity | Development with Dignity | Public policy Research on Poverty Reduction | Using Technology to End Poverty | Economic Freedom

A Free market and a policy research institute in Ghana creating and promoting freedom, economic principles for free development, good governance and accountability, entrepreneurship, good business environment, debates and suggests new and modern alternatives to make the world a better place. We Conduct high quality research reports on economics and social issues for national development

16/10/2026

People are not producing value but are getting richer

15/10/2026

As a Start-up SME into cottage manufacturing, it will cost GH1,350 to register for a Bar Code with the Ghana Standard Authority. Breakdowns here:

New Membership Registration Fee = GH500.00
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION MEDIUM SCALE = 850.00

TOTAL : 1,350.00

After this, the FDA, Municipal Assemblies, ORC, EPA, GNF, etc are also waiting for you.

Coming up this month
15/10/2026

Coming up this month

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14/10/2026

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Dorwu Malachi, Nana Konadu Asare Yiadom
14/10/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Dorwu Malachi, Nana Konadu Asare Yiadom

Our Executive Director, Mr. Peter Bismark would be publishing another policy brief this month. It would be published on ...
14/10/2026

Our Executive Director, Mr. Peter Bismark would be publishing another policy brief this month. It would be published on our website: www.ilapi.org

13/10/2026

Property Rights can break cycles of poverty

Some highlights at the inheritance clinic
12/10/2026

Some highlights at the inheritance clinic

Copies of the “Development with Dignity: Self-Determination, Localization, and the End to Poverty was written by Tom G. ...
09/10/2026

Copies of the “Development with Dignity: Self-Determination, Localization, and the End to Poverty was written by Tom G. Palmer and Matt Warner of the Atlas Network were given to participants at the Inheritance Clinic and Dialogue.

The book's foreword references the famous declaration by the mother of Mohamed Bouazizi (the Tunisian street vendor whose self-immolation sparked the 2011 Arab Spring): "Dignity before bread." The authors argue that humans will repeatedly choose personal agency and dignity over top-down dependency, which reduces adults to the status of passive children or serfs.

The event which brought together, legal practitioners, attorneys, professionals from the banks, insurance, pension firms, heads of state institutions, the security service, local government, traditional authorities, media and other stakeholders, discussed issues of property rights and economic development for a prosperous society.

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