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… 18th century, citizens have chosen to devote both their time and their talent to defending and strengthening our … 18th century, citizens have chosen to devote both their time and their talent to defending and strengthening our … - page 23
The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished
… from finalizing deals in excess of $10 million. During that time, EXIM authorizations fell from $21 billion in FY 2014 … 2018 (adjusted for inflation ).'* However, also during that time, regular big-ticket EXIM beneficiaries continued to … from finalizing deals in excess of $10 million. During that time, EXIM authorizations fell from $21 billion in FY 2014 … - page 719
… support the competitiveness of U.S. exporters.” During that time, foreign ECAs “fundamentally evolved their philosophy … support the competitiveness of U.S. exporters.” During that time, foreign ECAs “fundamentally evolved their philosophy … - page 720
… 2019. While Germany had respectable economic growth at the time of the report, only 0.7 percent of its exports were … 2019. While Germany had respectable economic growth at the time of the report, only 0.7 percent of its exports were … - page 721
… for its unusually low level of EXIM-backed exports. At the time of the report, the U.S. economy was thriving, wages and … for its unusually low level of EXIM-backed exports. At the time of the report, the U.S. economy was thriving, wages and … - page 721
… ambition to dominate that industry. Ironically, at the same time that some want to become more like China to fight … ambition to dominate that industry. Ironically, at the same time that some want to become more like China to fight … - page 723
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