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Below you'll find a list of all posts from June, 2010

“New Directions in Bahamian Economic Policy”

In these taxing times the inevitable unpleasant fall-out from the 2010 Budget is a time to review a tax expert’s …

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Mr. Branville McCartney and his populist idea for government funded entrepreneurs.

The press quotes Mr. Branville McCartney’s speech in Parliament:  "There are a dozen businesses that I could name today, that …

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History of the Monetary Systems and Public Finances in The Bahamas, 1946 – 2003

THE NASSAU INSTITUTE is privileged to publish Dr. Alvin Rabushka’s History of the Monetary Systems and the Public Finances in …

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The Bahamian Economy and Taxation

The Bahamas Government’s Budget for 2010/2011 presents an ideal opportunity to consider a paper written by Dr. Alvin Rabushka in …

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Government interventions of various and sundry sorts become the means and methods to punish and persecute those who are not part of the special or favored “in-group.” The more the state commands and controls, regulates and redistributes, then the more everything in people’s lives becomes politicized and dependent upon success and failure within the political intrigues of government policy, whether that government is authoritarian or democratic.Richard Ebeling
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The idea that political freedom can be preserved in the absence of economic freedom, and vice versa, is an illusion. Political freedom is the corollary of economic freedom.Ludwig von Mises
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