MissionThe Nassau Institute is an independent, a-political, non-profit institute that promotes economic growth in a free market economy with limited government, in a society that embraces the rule of law and the right to private property. VisionTo see The Bahamas become the first small, developed, sovereign country in the region, recognized as a model for the world. Weekly Focus
• Economist, Dr. Richard Ebeling, Blames Governments For Slowed Recovery
Kendeno N. Knowles, Bahamas Journal Newspaper This article originally appeared in The Bahama Journal on November 16, 2009. As financial experts have predicted that the global economic recession will come to an end in the latter part of next year with no rapid recovery expected too soon after, one economist is blaming governments for the sluggish recovery the world has seen. Professor of Economics at Northwood University and former President of the Foundation for Economic Freedom Dr. [read more] Hot Topics
• The Bahamas Government is simply too big and getting bigger
The Nassau Institute The Bahamas Government is simply too big and getting bigger At a recent international event Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham announced the Government is borrowing $150 million a month. This news has caused some to sit up and take notice of the country’s finances. For many years the Nassau Institute has expressed disagreement with year over year annual budget deficits. [read more] |
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