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The healthy state of industry and wealth is the state of absolute liberty, in which each interest is left to take care of itself. The only useful protection authority can afford them is that against fraud and violence. Taxes and restrictive measures never can be a benefit: they are at best a necessary evil; to suppose them useful to the subjects at large is to mistake the foundation of national prosperity...
Jean-Baptiste Say

Government

 

• 2013 Lecture Series a big success - 24 May 2013

• The case for 'trickle-down' - 17 May 2013

• Video: Ayn Rand and the Right to Liberty - 28 April 2013

• Video: The Economic Way of Thinking - 27 April 2013

• What is Real Compassion? - 22 April 2013

• Audio: Dr. Richard Ebeling on 106.5 FM Bahamas with Mr. Juan McCartney - 19 April 2013

• Video: The Ethics and Economics of Property Rights and Market Competition - 19 April 2013

• Protecting Bahamian Jobs at what cost? - 16 April 2013

• Thatcher put 'Great' in Great Britain - 11 April 2013

• Video: The Moral Foundations of the Free Market Society: Liberty, Responsibility and Justice. - 10 April 2013

• Higher Scrutiny of Government 'Investments' Required - 3 April 2013

• If We Must Pay Taxes, What is the Least Bad Way To Do That? - 26 March 2013

• What on earth is The Nassau Institute? - 23 March 2013

• Social Justice And Pope Francis: Choosing Freedom Over Serfdom - 21 March 2013

• The Economics of Liberty Lecture Series April 4, 5 & 6, 2013 - 12 March 2013

• Video: Chile's Economic Transformation: Remembering the Past, Celebrating the Future (Part Four) - 11 March 2013

• Shale gas and Pax Americana - 11 March 2013

• Policy, not pessimism - 9 March 2013

• The Sequestration Boondoggle - 2 March 2013

• Rahm’s Rule of Crisis Management: A Footnote to the Theory of Regulation - 17 February 2013

 

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