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
• Puzzling complexity
Donald J. Boudreaux First published in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review on Wednesday, June 16, 2010, and is reprinted here with the kind permission of the author, Professor Don Boudreaux. Imagine a jigsaw puzzle of 1 billion pieces. They are scattered randomly across a pasture that is 1 million miles square. [read more] Hot Topics
• Forgotten Dreams: A People's desire to chart their own course in Abaco, Bahamas
Rick Lowe, VP/Treasurer, The Nassau Institute We are pleased to release a brief historical account of the effort made by the people of Abaco, Bahamas to remain in control of their development as a nation when the rest of The Bahamas became independent of Great Britain. Part One of the essay based on the factual accounts available through the local press, the Internet and personal stories of some of the participants as published in books and journals. Part Two, will be released at a later date, and will focus on what might have been, had the people of Abaco won the right to pursue their dreams. Click here... [read more] |
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