It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… number of special interests. Steel and aluminum - 11758 number of special interests. Steel and aluminum tariffs, enacted on national … The Case for Free Trade Page number 801 … number of special interests. Steel and aluminum tariffs, enacted on national … … - page 801
… were willing to remove tariffs that benefited special interests in their districts. Trade bills were invariably … were willing to remove tariffs that benefited special interests in their districts. Trade bills were invariably … - page 802
… more with less. The next President should ignore special interests and populist ideologues who want government to do … more with less. The next President should ignore special interests and populist ideologues who want government to do … - page 803
… relief past a bureaucracy that dislikes change and special interests that will fight hard to preserve their special … relief past a bureaucracy that dislikes change and special interests that will fight hard to preserve their special … - page 805
… to get it. Progressive trade policies help only special interests while harming the very people they are supposedly … to get it. Progressive trade policies help only special interests while harming the very people they are supposedly … - page 806
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… of room to maintain a Navy to defend American security interests around the world. The U.S. Navy would likely … of room to maintain a Navy to defend American security interests around the world. The U.S. Navy would likely … - page 809
… trade policies also benefit America’s foreign policy interests. Policymakers should therefore: Chapter The Case … trade policies also benefit America’s foreign policy interests. Policymakers should therefore: … Trade and … - page 810
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… points and are routinely hijacked by rent-seeking special interests and progressive ideologues who demand subsidies, … points and are routinely hijacked by rent-seeking special interests and progressive ideologues who demand subsidies, … - page 811
… trade protectionism is to being hijacked by special interests.” In most years, about half of EXIM’s business … trade protectionism is to being hijacked by special interests.” In most years, about half of EXIM’s business … - page 811
… and the Middle East that often oppose U.S. foreign policy interests, and its deals often oppose U.S. economic interests. EXIM financing also harms domestic airlines. Many … and the Middle East that often oppose U.S. foreign policy interests, and its deals often oppose U.S. economic … - page 813
… that the government in Beijing is no threat to American interests. The question is: What should we do about it? … that the government in Beijing is no threat to American interests. The question is: What should we do about it? … … - page 814
… these difficult coordination problems is vital to America’s interests. Trade and engagement with China are necessary if … these difficult coordination problems is vital to America’s interests. Trade and engagement with China are necessary if … - page 814
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