It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
The Case for the Export-Import Bank
… As acandidate for President, Ronald Reagan - 10491 As acandidate for President, Ronald Reagan was opposed to EXIM, … - page 724
… President Reagan was exactly right. EXIM - 10492 President Reagan was exactly right. EXIM provides a mechanism that American companies can use to vie for projects … - page 724
… Since Reagan’s presidency, the global economic - 10493 Since Reagan’s presidency, the global economic order has shifted dramatically, and arising China has completely disrupted the export credit … - page 724
… • In Reagan’s era, export credit - 10494 • In Reagan’s era, export credit financing was a means for nations to compete for and win … - page 724
… has three, all targeted for specific stages of economic and industrial development. The amount of money China has … is staggering. Chapter The Case for the Export-Import Bank Page number 724 … • Where most nations have just one … has three, all targeted for specific stages of economic and industrial development. The amount of money China has … - page 724
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