According to the @FraserInstitute's book on Sweden's economic history, following its economic crisis, #Sweden rejected their socialist experiment and worked hard to return to the economic model they once had. #RealitiesofSocialism realitiesofsocialism.org/sweden

Singapore’s education system produces better student outcomes and they spend less than other wealthy nations. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

In 2021, #Singapore was ranked as the freest economy in the world. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

Singapore’s leaders wanted to ensure that citizens were reliant on themselves primarily for their own well-being and for their life choices around education, housing, and health care. #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism realitiesofsocialism.org

Compared to other wealthy nations, #Singapore maintains a small government sector and spends significantly less. realitiesofsocialism.org #RealitiesofSocialism

While #Singapore employs some government spending, the primary emphasis is placed on individuality and self-reliance. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #realitiesofsocialism

The life expectancy of Singaporeans increased dramatically and they now enjoy a longer life expectancy than the OECD average. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

Unsurprising that #Singapore has been ranked as one of the most competitive economies in the world. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #realitiesofsocialism

Singapore outperforms the OECD average with low unemployment and high employment rates. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

A testimony to Singapore’s enduring favourable environment for investment. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

One of the wealthiest countries in the world with a global reputation for non-corrupt, effective, and efficient governance. realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #Singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

Singapore per-person income increased from US$4,215 in 1965 to US$59,176 in 2020, providing lessons in economic growth for western countries. Keep reading: realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #singapore #realitiesofsocialism

Western countries including Canada can learn from Singapore’s pro-growth policies, which have helped transform #Singapore from a comparatively poor country in 1965, into one of the world’s richest countries. Learn more: realitiesofsocialism.org/singapore #RealitiesofSocialism

According to the @FraserInstitute’s newest book, "The Road to Freedom: Estonia’s Rise from Soviet Vassal State to One of the Freest Nations on Earth,” as #Estonia has grown wealthier, it has very nearly conquered extreme poverty. #RealitiesofSocialism To learn more about the…

.@FraserInstitute reports in the new book, "The Road to Freedom: Estonia’s Rise from Soviet Vassal State to One of the Freest Nations on Earth,” that only one other country in the world has managed to grow so fast from 1993 to 2021. #RealitiesofSocialism #Estonia…

According to the @FraserInstitute's newest book, "The Road to Freedom: Estonia’s Rise from Soviet Vassal State to One of the Freest Nations on Earth,” Estonians not only gained their economic freedom but also their personal freedom. #RealitiesofSocialism #Estonia…

As privileges inherent to socialism were dismantled, corruption eased. realitiesofsocialism.org/estonia #RealitiesofSocialism #Estonia

Compared with other transition economies, Estonians quickly rekindled their reputation for entrepreneurship. realitiesofsocialism.org/estonia #RealitiesofSocialism #Estonia

According to the @FraserInstitute's newest book on Estonia, many families were separated. Men were sent to labour camps across the USSR, while women and children ended up in Siberia. #RealitiesofSocialism #Estonia realitiesofsocialism.org/estonia