Azadism is not just another system for a government to use to micromanage and centrally plan an economy and it’s participants. In fact, it is the opposite. Azadism is an exploration of what happens when governments (taxing authorities) leave people alone. However, there are some things that although a government should have no authority over as per Azadism, Bunga Azaadi still believes it may be wise to offer recommendations for.
These guidance documents are not to be considered “Azadist law” per se, and instead are something that could be utilized by the many system builders that will arise in a who many want to take these into consideration when designing contracts and planning their own experiments in statecraft.