Nope. The 2 countries (microstates?) that are often touted as free-markets are Hong Kong SAR and Singapore.<p>Hong Kong, which is widely applauded by neo-Liberal economist Milton Friedman for it&#x27;s low taxation and hands off regulation, has a hidden secret, they raise most of their revenue from land leases. To clarify, in Hong Kong the only piece of freehold land belongs to Saint John&#x27;s Cathedral.<p>&gt; Article 7 of the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) stipulates that the land and natural resources within HKSAR shall be state property.<p>Same goes for Singapore, they meddle continuously in the real estate economy through the HDB. Ethnic quotas in state owned buildings ensure Singapore&#x27;s racial harmony.<p>It&#x27;s questionable whether either country could survive without their neighbors (China and Malaysia) whom they import most of their goods from.