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Why does the Institute for Liberty and Democracy fight for property rights and the rule of law? To protect the interests of wealthy landowners To enable the poor to benefit from…

Why does the Institute for Liberty and Democracy fight for property rights and the rule of law? To protect the interests of wealthy landowners To enable the poor to benefit from…
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Why does the Institute for Liberty and Democracy fight for property rights and the rule of law?

To protect the interests of wealthy landowners
To enable the poor to benefit from capitalism

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To enable the poor to benefit from capitalism

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