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Below you'll find a list of all posts from October, 2003

Tax Information Exchange Act, 2003

Back in November 2000, just one month before the government passed the 11 bills of Christmas as a result of …

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More Money is Not the Answer for Lengthy Wait Times

This article is an editorial by Mr. Nadeem Esmail, Senior Health Policy Analyst & Manager, Health Data Systems with The …

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Transition to Capitalism

by Rick Lowe Probably the greatest conflict of our time is not a conflict of race or culture, but a …

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The Blue Ribbon Disaster Looming on the Horizon

The Blue Ribbon Commission on National Health Insurance declared on September 2nd that the best way to provide Bahamians with …

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The Review – 8th Anniversary Edition

The Nassau Institute is an independent, non-political, non-profit institute that promotes economic growth, employment and entrepreneurial activity. It believes that …

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Thought To Ponder

It’s frightening to consider how easily a sturdy people, when they let their guard and character down, can be bought and paid for by the welfare State. And once they sell themselves for that mess of pottage from politicians, it’s not impossible to turn back, but it’s not easy either.Lawrence W. Reed
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This is not a dispute about whether planning is to be done or not. It is a dispute as to whether planning is to be done centrally, by one authority for the whole economic system, or is to be divided among many individuals.F.A. Hayek
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