by Richard Coulson I have been reading about a new Sand Dollar — not the physical sea urchin, but an …
Reflections on Indian democracy
The claim that Modi’s victory will create a populist authoritarian regime is maladroit by Deepak Lal In 1990, the American …
Another fallacy about capitalism: Coercive monopolies
I recently attended a talk about innovation by a well-known former CEO of a successful Canadian company. His remarks were …
The New Bahamas: No Time for Nostalgia
Whenever I look at a map of the Caribbean, I am astonished at the size of our country: an archipelago …
Presenting Professor Ben Powell on Free Trade in Labor: An Economic Case for Unrestricted Migration
Wednesday, April 10, 2019, 6:30pm, Harry C. Moore Library Lecture Hall, University of The Bahamas The Nassau Institute & Templeton …
Is Amazon “fleecing the taxpayers”?
by Jaana Woiceshyn In a recent Financial Post column, Lawrence Solomon accused Amazon for “fleecing the taxpayers” through its lobbying …
Political Contests Are Between Competing Socialisms
Summary We are already in the 2020 presidential election cycle, with the results of the last congressional voting only a …
Presenting Professor Per Bylund on AI and the Structure of Production, Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 6:30pm.
The Nassau Institute In Collaboration with the Banking Economics & Finance Department & The Economics Society of The University of …
Three Jeers for Government Regulation
Summary No matter how often free market advocates succeed in logically and factually disproving the arguments for government intervention, new …