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Central Bank of The Bahamas releases survey on Business Sentiments and Confidence

First Published: 2009-05-21

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Soon or late the money to pay the State’s mounting bills will have to be found, and there is only one place to look for it. That is in the pockets of persons who earn the communal income by doing some sort of useful work. Politicians never earn it, and neither do the uplifters. It must always come, in the last analysis, from men who go to work in the morning and labor hard all day.H.L. Mencken

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