Podcast episode: Archbridge CEO Gonzalo Schwarz is joined by three scholars, Dr. Vincent Geloso, Dr. Justin Callais, and Vittorio Nastasi, to discuss the role of institutions and the rule of law in supporting social mobility. They examine the research linking economic mobility and the rule of law, as well as the impact of criminal justice policies and penalties on the poor. They also discuss how these measurements are used in the Archbridge Institute’s “Social Mobility in the 50 States” report.
Toolkit Resources
RESEARCH
- “Social Mobility in the 50 States” by Justin Callais and Gonzalo Schwarz (download)
- “Economic Mobility, the Rule of Law, and Property Rights Protection” by Justin Callais (download)
- “Fines and Fees: Consequences and Opportunities for Reform” by Vittorio Nastasi and Caroline Greer (download)
- “Economic Freedom Promotes Upward Income Mobility” by Justin Callais and Vincent Geloso (download)
- “Intergenerational Mobility, Social Capital, and Economic Freedom” by Justin Callais, Vincent Geloso, and Alicia Plemmons (download)
- “How to Boost Income Mobility in the UK” by Justin Callais and Vincent Geloso (download)
- “A Rising Tide that Lifts All Boats: An Analysis of Economic Freedom and Inequality Using Matching Methods” by Justin Callais and Andrew Young (download)
COMMENTARY
- “The Economics of Human Flourishing” by Gonzalo Schwarz (read article)
- “Freedom to Climb: The Connection Between Economic Freedom and Upward Mobility” by Justin Callais (read article)
OTHER RESOURCES
- “Economic Freedom of the World” from the Fraser Institute (website)
- “Economic Freedom of North America” from the Fraser Institute (website)
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