(I realise that attracting tourism can be a double-edged sword)
(I realise that attracting tourism can be a double-edged sword)
Regarding rubbish and immigration, the largest population group there are indians, the most disregard to rubbish seems to come from their culture (have you been to India?). But they're also the largest contributors to growing tech sector for example.
People who visit on holiday say how wonderful the place is, beautiful beaches and clear blue seas. But move to other areas of the island and it's a completely different place. Walk 5 minutes down the road from the fanciest hotel and there's a shanty town.
Mauritius certainly has a great opportunity and is probably better than a lot of the other African countries, but it still has a long way to go.
But that's the "freedom" Mises Institute applauds - freedom for foreigners to invest in local industries but not contribute much back besides employment.