Legislative Trade Agenda for 2020

The freedom of individuals to buy and sell with one another, without government intervention, is an essential component of a free society. That is why The Heritage Foundation’s annual Index of Economic Freedom measures trade freedom as one of its 12 indicators. Year after year, the Index shows that higher levels of trade freedom contribute to overall prosperity in the U.S. and around the world.

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