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Competition in the service of consumers is the one and only sure way to produce a prosperity permanently spiraling upward. All political spendings for purposes beyond the protection of life and property are a snare and a delusion
Percy L. Greaves Jr

  
Mission

The 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.

Vision

To see The Bahamas become the first small, developed, sovereign country in the region, recognized as a model for the world.

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• Bahamas Executive Opinion Survey 2010
The Nassau Institute
The World Economic Forum in partnership with The Nassau Institute will conduct the Executive Opinion Survey 2010 in The Bahamas beginning in March 2010 in order to complete their annual Global Competitiveness Report. The Executive Opinion Survey, “The Voice of the Business Community” is a major component of The Global Competitiveness Report and provides the key ingredient that turns the Report into a representative annual measure of a nation’s economic environment and its ability to achieve sustained growth. [read more]
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• Dinner Presentation: March 11, 2010 - “What kind of Monetary Institution would be best for the Bahamas?”
The Nassau Institute
Join us for an interesting presentation from world Monetary and Central Banking expert, Dr. Lawrence White on the topic:   “What kind of Monetary Institutions would be best for the Bahamas?” Central banking, currency board, or private currency? on  Thursday, March 11, 2010, 6:30pm  Atlantis Convention Center, Paradise Island. Here is what you will learn: ·         Discussion on the current monetary system in The Bahamas. ·         How the Central Bank of The Bahamas influences the economy. ·         Comparisons of our monetary institutions to similar countries. ·         What practical alternative monetary systems are available. ·         Would a different monetary system better serve The Bahamas.    (Click Here for a PDF copy of our announcement flyer.)   DR. [read more]
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