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Below you'll find a list of all posts from November, 2008

Bahamas rated 49 for economic freedom; Hong Kong and Singapore number one and two

Nassau, Bahamas—Bahamas ranked 49th in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2008 Annual Report, released earlier by The Nassau Institute. …

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Why is there Poverty? What can The Bahamas do about it?

Academics, politicians, clerics and others always seem perplexed by the question; why is there poverty? Answers usually range from allegations …

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Podcast: Why Tax Havens are a Blessing

We are pleased to present the following podcast of our public meeting on Thursday, November 11, 2008. Dr. Mitchell very …

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A Shotgun Wedding — Big Government in the Banking Business

Article reprinted with the kind permission of the author, Dr. Richard Ebeling, Senior Fellow, with the American Institute for Economic …

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The much abused shopkeepers have abolished slavery and serfdom, made woman the companion of man with equal rights, proclaimed equality before the law and freedom of thought and opinion, declared war on war, abolished torture, and mitigated the cruelty of punishment. What cultural force can boast of similar achievements?Ludwig von Mises
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