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The World Trade Organization Gets It Wrong: It Is Not the Government s Job to Pick Innovators

Research Manager and Editor of the Index of Economic Freedom The World Trade Organization s recommendations on promoting innovation in digital economies relies on government intervention rather than economic freedom. scyther5/Getty Images Key Takeaways Government’s role should not be about assigning specific desired innovations or picking the innovators to accomplish them. That’s a recipe for abject failure. Industrial policies, no matter how well intended, almost always reward established companies and promote known products and processes. An economic environment rooted in economic freedom allows individuals and firms the space they need to imagine and try out new processes and products.

The World Trade Organization Gets It Wrong

Anthony B. Kim researches international economic issues at The Heritage Foundation, with a strong focus on economic freedom. Kim is the research manager of the Index of Economic Freedom, the flagship product of the Heritage Foundation in partnership with The Wall Street Journal. Read his research. The World Trade Organization has released a new report that offers recommendations to world governments on how to stimulate innovation in digital economies. Regrettably, the policy recommendations are heavy on big government intervention and ignore a fundamental principal of free-market economics: that governments should first and foremost get out of the way of competitive entrepreneurial activity.

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