James D. Gwartney, Director of the Stavros Center for the Advancement of Free Enterprise and Economic Education at Florida State University, talks about measuring economic freedom and his participation and experiences in the Economic Freedom of the World project. Gwartney discusses interesting findings related to this index and how it all relates to economic growth. He emphasizes the positive relationship between economic freedom and economic growth as well as the importance of free trade, entrepreneurship, capital formation, and a legal system that can be counted on to protect property rights and enforce contracts.