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Below you'll find a list of all posts from February, 2001

Three Cheers for the Hair Braiders!

Recent press reports regarding the hair braiders on Prince George Wharf repairing and painting their workstations is heart warming and …

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  • The proper role of government: Why the economic lockdowns must end
  • Tradition and Why the Russians are Who They Are
  • What drives innovation, the engine of economic growth?
  • Milton Friedman and the New Attack on Freedom to Choose
  • Cheap, COVID-19 antigen test home/work strips are a decentralized market solution for the failure of the centrally planned lockdown cycle.

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  • Geopolitics and the CSME - Down to Kingston Market
  • Economic Ideas: Plato, Aristotle, and the Ancient Greeks
  • Origins of Bahamian Aviation
  • The Globalisation Renaissance
  • Cheap, COVID-19 antigen test home/work strips are a decentralized market solution for the failure of the centrally planned lockdown cycle.
  • Economic Ideas: Mercantilism As Monarchy's Planned Economy
  • The Haitian Dilemma for Bahamian Society
  • Price Control and food shortages in The Bahamas

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Capitalism ... is the instrument which people in all societies and stages of development instinctively use to escape from want and enrich one another by exchange.Arthur Seldon
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