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New Mexico’s economic freedom now dead last

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December 4, 2025

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Paul J. Gessing and Matthew Mitchell In a study published earlier this year, we highlighted the fact that New Mexico was the only state in the US to have lost economic freedom since 1981. We now know that it is…

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