| Liberální Institut Annual Award
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On the occasion of the Institut's 5th anniversary in 1995, the Liberální Institut Annual Award "for the contribution to the development of liberal thoughts and for the promotion of ideas of freedom, private property, competition and rule of law in practice" was awarded for the first time. The institute's Board of Trustees decides each year on the recipient of the prize. The laureate is then expected to give the Liberální Institut Annual Lecture.
Laureates of the Liberální Institut Annual Award
| 1995 |
Gary S. Becker (1992 Nobel Prize in economic science, professor of economics, University of Chicago)
Human Capital and Economic Growth |
| 1997 |
Milton Friedman (1976 Nobel Prize in economic science, professor of economics, Hoover Institution, Stanford)
Free Market in a Free Society |
| 1998 |
Roger Douglas (former Minister of Finance of New Zealand, author of extensive liberal economic reforms - Rogernomics)
The Evaluation Criteria of a Successful Economic Reform |
| 1999 |
Hans Tietmeyer (president of Deutsche Bundesbank, 1993 - 1999)
The Impact of European Monetary Union on Transition Economies |
| 2000 |
Grigory Yavlinsky (chairman of the Russian liberal movement Yabloko)
Russia: A Thorny Way to Freedom and to the Rule of Law |
| 2001 |
Michael Novak (Christian philosopher and economist, 1994 Templeton Prize laureate)
Catholic Social Thought and Liberal Institutions |
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