The Fraser Institute is an independent, not-for-profit research and educational organization in Canada. The Fraser Institute is called a “Think Tank”. More than 80 countries are linked to this organization. They make specific queries and encourage people to participate in that query and come up with a suitable solution. They work for the betterment of society and examine the effects of an economy that affects society. Their main mission is to give proper measurement and transparency in research. The Institute has 350 authors in 22 countries, has published 600 books, thousands of articles and research on a wide variety of issues, for example health care, taxation in general, education, the economic system and many more, which are explained in the following paragraphs (Boyle, 2014).Twenty years ago, they organized their first student seminar and at that time only 60 students from nearby universities participated. Some came with interest and others simply to challenge their efforts. Over time, their contribution to "education and opportunity" rose to the top, growing from 65 students to 650 and 650 to 13,000. The Fraser Institute began with students to examine public issues related to the market free, but today many politicians, academics, journalists and businessmen engage in their research, as mentioned in the attached article (Fryer, 2009). The Fraser Institute places importance on social issues by researching the "Charity and Generosity Index" to measure who gave how much of their income to charity in all provinces of Canada. The analysis of this research is presented in the attached article (Institute, 2011). The Fraser Institute beautifully explained in one of their research: "Canada is a strong country and middle of paper......results." With the help of their partners in other developing countries, they hope to resolve the problem of inconsistent data on economic freedom. They connect to the Arab world so that entrepreneurship lifts people out of poverty and creates new job opportunities (Walker, McMahon, & Karabegovi, 2005). The Fraser Institute has worked on almost every aspect of social and economic growth. It provides us with a good analysis of all current problems and necessary solutions. Research published by the Institute directly contributes to improving the quality of life of people of all ages. As it is linked to many countries and the Arab world, it still has a long way to go. It truly follows its slogan “If it matters, measure it”. References Boyle, T. (2014, Monday April). Fraser Institute. Retrieved from google.ca: http://www.fraserinstitute.org/about-us/overview.aspx