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The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished
… for four years starting at the end of 2015, the Bank became incapacitated. Lacking a quorum for its board of directors, it could not extend financing that … - page 718
… Total Bank authorizations in recent years - 10442 Total Bank authorizations in recent years have gone from $12.6 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2007° to $21.5 billion in FY … - page 718
… - 10443 CLAIMS VS. THE FACTS Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished Page number 718 … CLAIMS VS. THE FACTS … CLAIMS VS. … - page 718
… many claims - 10444 Supporters of EXIM make many claims about the benefits that our nation and citizens derive from having an … Credit Agency. These claims, however, are not supported by the facts. Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be … - page 718
… The Bank is an example of - 10445 The Bank is an example of government -granted privilege. Traditionally, one of EXIM’s top 10 domestic beneficiaries is Boeing, which at a40 percent share of total … - page 718
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