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In the U.S., economic mobility is not only a possibility, but a reality for millions of people because ingenuity and hard work are rewarded. Each person owns her labor, property, and resources (capitalism) and can determine how to create value for society (economic freedom) rather than be directed and controlled by a central government. Government’s role in our economy should be limited, low taxes and sensible regulations, rather than wasteful red tape, so that people have flexibility and opportunity as workers and consumers.
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IWF’s Statement on Republican Study Committee’s FY 2025 Budget

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Independent Women’s Forum (IWF) released a statement in response to the Republican Study Committee’s (RSC) FY 2025 budget, announced today.  Independent…

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IWF’s Gabby Hoffman Testifies Before Congress On Benefits for Independent Contractors

Press Team | Press Release
Economy

Accelerating April Inflation Report is Cause for Concern

Press Team & Patrice Onwuka | Press Release
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Hearing | Unlocking Opportunity: Allowing Independent Contractors to Access Benefits

Gabriella Hoffman | Testimony
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Two Truths And A Lie: Who Pays the Most Taxes?

Patrice Onwuka | Two Truths and a Lie
Economy

CON Laws Harm You, Even If Your State Doesn’t Have Them

Aubrey Wursten | Blog
Economy

Independent Women’s Forum’s Center for Economic Opportunity Celebrates Third Anniversary

Press Team | Press Release
Economy

IWF Responds to March Jobs Report

Press Team & Patrice Onwuka | Press Release
Economy

SEC Pauses Finalized Climate Disclosure Rule

Gabriella Hoffman | Blog
Economy

EPA Emissions Standards Weigh Down Trucking

Sarah Montalbano | Blog
Economy

Don’t Get Numb to the National Debt Numbers

Eleanor Bartow | Op-Ed
Economy

New Study Shows Biden’s Plan to Punish Banks Actually Hurts Consumers

Carrie Sheffield | Blog
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Could a $20 Happy Meal Be the Price of California’s New $20/Hour Minimum Wage?

Patrice Onwuka | Blog

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