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Below you'll find a list of all posts from January, 2011

Politics – A contest for government favours?

The Bahamas Parliament recently debated amendments to the Business Licence Act in an effort to increase revenue as a result …

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The future of learning is at the Mises Institute today

Are you interested in learning economics? The Ludwig von Mises Institute now offers classes online at reasonable rates. Starting January …

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Education + Politics = Illiteracy + Waste

Unfortunately…the failure of public education in both the U. S. and the Bahamas ranks close to jobs and budget deficits …

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The Bahamas National Insurance Board (NIB) raises taxes again

Wallets are a little bit lighter this week as a result of increases in the NIB payroll tax of up …

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How Personal Savings Accounts Would Save Social Security

Dr. Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute suggests how future generations can be spared a failed Social Security System in …

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Intellectual Property: Silly or Sinister?

Published in The Freeman|Ideas On Liberty January/February 2011 • Vol. 61/Issue 1 and reprinted here with their kind permission. Imagine …

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