It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished
… he Export-Import Bank of the United - 10431 he Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM or the Bank) is a federal Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be … - page 716
… 1934 to provide export subsidies through taxpayer-backed financing to private exporting corporations, as well as to foreign companies buying U.S. exports, with the ostensible purpose of promoting American exports, creating jobs , supporting small businesses, … - page 716
… In 1986, David Stockman, who served - 10433 In 1986, David Stockman, who served as Director of the Office of Management Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished … - page 716
… and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, - 10434 and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, wrote that: … - page 716
… Export subsidies are a mercantilist illusion, - 10435 Export subsidies are a mercantilist illusion, based on the illogical proposition that a nation can raise its employment and GNP by giving away its goods for … - page 716
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