By the end of 2035, will any country score 95/9.5 or higher on one of the two major economic freedom indexes?
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This question resolves as “yes” if before the end of 2035, the Economic Freedom of the World Index (Fraser) or the Index of Economic Freedom (Heritage/WSJ) ranks any country’s economic freedom score at 9.5/95 or higher, respectively.
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- What are the current odds for By the end of 2035, will any country score 95/9.5 or higher on one of the two major economic freedom indexes??
- Manifold Markets prices No at 73% as of September 8, 2026.
- When does By the end of 2035, will any country score 95/9.5 or higher on one of the two major economic freedom indexes? resolve?
- By the end of 2035, will any country score 95/9.5 or higher on one of the two major economic freedom indexes? is scheduled to resolve on January 1, 2036.
- How is By the end of 2035, will any country score 95/9.5 or higher on one of the two major economic freedom indexes? settled?
- Manifold Markets settles this market as follows: This question resolves as “yes” if before the end of 2035, the Economic Freedom of the World Index (Fraser) or the Index of Economic Freedom (Heritage/WSJ) ranks any country’s economic freedom score at 9.5/95 or higher, respectively.