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Below you'll find a list of all posts from August, 2002

The Review – No. 1 of 2002

Vol. 2002, No.1 Highlights from this issue A Tribute to Dr. Milton Friedman (pdf) Dr. Friedman recognized the danger to …

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A Tribute to Dr. Milton Friedman

The Nassau Institute dedicates this issue of The Review to Dr. Milton Friedman in honour of his 90th birthday and …

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Privatization – the Budget Cure

by Anthony Ferguson & Larry Gibson July 9, 2002 In one of our recent articles, we promised that we would …

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Minister of Trade and Industry Attacks Business

The Minister of Trade & Industry, Mr The Minister of Trade & Industry, Mr. Leslie O. Miller, made some “interesting” …

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Politicians say they create jobs, but they really don't. Or rather, they rarely create productive jobs. Government has no money of its own. All it does is take resources from one group and give them to another. The pharaohs might have claimed they created work when they ordered that pyramids be built, but think how much richer (and freer) the Egyptians would have been if they'd been allowed to pursue their own interests. It's individuals in the marketplace who create real jobs -- when they have the protection of life and property under the rule of law.John Stossel
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