Foundation for Economic Education
American conservative, libertarian economic think tank
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Summary
Foundation for Economic Education is a nonprofit organization[1]. It ranks in the top 6% of nonprofit organization entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (516 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Member of: State Policy Network[3]
- Country: United States[4]
- Instance of: think tank[5]
- Founder: Leonard Read[6], Henry Hazlitt[7], Donaldson Brown[8], Leo Wolman[9], Fred Rogers Fairchild[10], Claude E. Robinson[11]
- Movement: libertarianism in the United States[12]
- Headquarters location: Atlanta[13], Irvington[14]
- Commons category: Foundation for Economic Education[15]
- Inception: March 7, 1946[16], 1946[17]
- Location of formation: New York City[18]
- Official website: http://www.fee.org/[19]
- Political ideology: right-libertarianism[20], conservatism in the United States[21]
- Official name: Foundation for Economic Education[22]
- Legal form: 501(c)(3) organization[23]
- Short name: FEE[24]
- Different from: FEE[25]
- Total revenue: 4,068,018 US dollars[26], 6,424,822 US dollars[27], 4,897,489 US dollars[28], 5,233,293 US dollars[29], 7,371,269 US dollars[30], 7,924,569 US dollars[31], 8,193,047 US dollars[32], 8,382,470 US dollars[33], 3,815,409 US dollars[34], 2,552,877 US dollars[35], 3,244,787 US dollars[36], 4,774,708 US dollars[37], 5,295,358 US dollars[38], 3,562,999 US dollars[39]
- Total assets: 13,111,057 US dollars[40], 11,298,202 US dollars[41], 16,156,268 US dollars[42], 12,889,735 US dollars[43], 6,256,963 US dollars[44], 6,121,546 US dollars[45], 6,262,251 US dollars[46], 7,591,183 US dollars[47], 8,427,235 US dollars[48], 7,927,895 US dollars[49], 8,917,599 US dollars[50], 9,169,055 US dollars[51], 8,418,485 US dollars[52], 7,157,681 US dollars[53]
- House publication: The Freeman[54]
- In opposition to: New Deal[55]
- Donations: 5,316,740 US dollars[56]
Why It Matters
Foundation for Economic Education has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[57] It is known by 23 alternative names across languages and contexts.[58]