The purpose of this study is to examine how economic freedom and corruption levels affect economic growth. My research question is: Controlling for various levels of economic freedom, what is the impact of corruption on economic growth? This is tested through ordinary least squares (OLS) regressions on a sample of countries during the years 1990 to 2019. Based on the findings of Heckelman and Powell (2010) and Malanski and Póvoa (2021), this study hypothesizes that in nations with low levels of economic freedom, corruption will benefit economic growth while in nations with high economic freedom, corruption is harmful to growth. This study found that regardless of the economic freedom level, corruption is harmful to growth. Once the sample was restricted into economically “free” and “not free” countries as categorized by the Heritage Foundation, it was found that reducing corruption in economically “free” countries should increase economic growth rates, however, findings are unclear on how corruption affects growth in economically “not free” nations.