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Some Hidden Truths About Banks

Depositors face an onslaught from both banks and governments. As depositors, we put our money into a current or cheque account …

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Some Hidden Truths About Banks

Depositors face an onslaught from both banks and governments. As depositors, we put our money into a current or cheque …

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2015 Human Rights Report on The Bahamas

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Commonwealth of the Bahamas is a constitutional, parliamentary democracy. Prime Minister Perry Christie’s Progressive Liberal Party won …

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The drama of communal violence

The persistence of large-scale riots is associated with electoral competition and mass political mobilisation In the early 1960s, as a …

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Lawrence Reed at College of The Bahamas, Thursday, February 18, 2016

Join us Thursday, February 18, 2016 for a lecture by Lawrence Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE.org) …

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The migrant crisis and ‘Europe’

The flood of refugees has in effect killed the Schengen agreement, and yet another pillar of European integration has fallen …

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Happy New Year

The Bahamas and The Boiling Frog Dilemma

The boiling frog dilemma anecdote describing a frog slowly being boiled alive is an apt description of what is happening …

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First Annual Joan Thompson Memorial Freedom Lecture with Lawrence Reed

Join us Wednesday, February 17, 2016 for a lecture by Lawrence Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE.org) …

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Whatever the outcome may be the future seems ominous. By whatever standard we measure it - the number of laws, the rate at which new ones are enacted, the multiplication of bureaus and agencies, the number of officeholders, pensioners, and relief recipients the taxpayer is forced to support, the total or relative tax load, the total per capita expenditures - there has been an accelerative growth in the size, arbitrary power, and incursion of government, and in the new prohibitions, compulsions, and costs it keeps imposing on us all.Henry Hazlitt
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