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The ''Fraser Institute'' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[libertarian]] think tank. They believe in decentralizing the Canadian [[public school]] system, lowering tax rates, reforming [[immigration]], finding cost-effective methods for reducing [[global warming]], and reduce health costs by increasing the influence of private sector insurance and reducing government interference.<ref>Fraser Institute, [http://www.fraserinstitute.org/aboutus/whatwethink.htm What We Think]</ref>
The ''Fraser Institute'' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[conservative]] [[libertarian]] think tank. They believe in decentralizing the Canadian [[public school]] system, lowering tax rates, reforming [[immigration]], finding cost-effective methods for reducing [[global warming]], and reduce health costs by increasing the influence of private sector insurance and reducing government interference.<ref>Fraser Institute, [http://www.fraserinstitute.org/aboutus/whatwethink.htm What We Think]</ref>
The Fraser Institute is headquartered in [[Vancouver]], with regional offices in [[Calgary]], [[Montreal]], and [[Toronto]]. The Institute's research is peer reviewed, and it will not accept any government funding, in order to ensure independence.<ref>"About us," Fraser Institute, https://www.fraserinstitute.org/about</ref> The Institute has been ranked by Princeton University as the most influential think-tank in Canada, and among the top in North America. [[Milton Friedman]] was once a member of the Fraser Institute.
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