Economic freedom is positively tied with numerous positive outcomes rangingfrom faster economic growth (Hall and Lawson, 2014) to environmental progress(Barbier, 2019) and greater resilience in the face of economic crises (Gelosoand Bologna Pavlik, 2020; Candela and Geloso, 2021). Recently, more attentionhas been devoted to the connection between economic freedom and incomeinequality and the findings are somewhat mixed as some studies show that economicfreedom is associated with higher levels of inequality while others findthe opposite (Berggren, 1999; Carter, 2007; Ashby and Sobel, 2008; Bennettand Vedder, 2013; Apergis, Dincer, and Payne, 2014; Strum and De Haan, 2015;Holcombe and Boudreaux, 2016; Bennett and Nikolaev, 2016, 2017; Apergis andCooray, 2017; Bjørnskov, 2017).