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The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished

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… the overall health of the export market as well as to economic growth. This is consistent with what economists know about the impact of subsidies on economic growth. Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be … the overall health of the export market as well as to economic growth. This is consistent with what economists know … - page 721
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… EXIM’s overall activities.” Over the years, 10 large domestic corporations have received roughly 65 percent of the … billion in FY 2021.” This decline occurred amid a pandemic that hit small businesses especially hard, and it … EXIM’s overall activities.” Over the years, 10 large domestic corporations have received roughly 65 percent of the … - page 722
… not a good deal for taxpayers. The Bank’s accounting practices are deficient, and the Bank miscalculates its budget savings. While … billion over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office has found that EXIM programs will actually cost … - page 722
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… could be a powerful weapon in the government’s geoeconomic arsenal against China. Chapter The Export-Import Bank … could be a powerful weapon in the government’s geoeconomic arsenal against China. … These days, to get whatever … - page 722
… the global market with its subsidies and will boost American jobs and manufacturing. The problem is that cynics who support such policies make no effort to adopt a serious strategic plan to … - page 722
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… misguided that obligation may be—is also noticeable in the fact that EXIM’s China and Transformation … on emerging technologies such as quantum computing and artificial intelligence, which do not need EXIM financing because their foreign sales … - page 723
… - 10481 This lack of activity also extends to the semiconductor industry, which has been picked as a focal point for a governmentwide industrial … - page 723
… Top [Chinese] officials are discussing ways - 10482 Top [Chinese] officials are discussing ways to move away from costly … so far borne little fruit and encouraged both graft and American sanctions, people familiar with the matter said. While … - page 723
… development is not surprising to those who understand basic economics. The goal of using EXIM as a weapon against China was a … development is not surprising to those who understand basic economics. The goal of using EXIM as a weapon against … - page 723
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… because it wastes taxpayer money, adversely affects American businesses, and does not promote economic growth Chapter The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished … because it wastes taxpayer money, adversely affects American businesses, and does not promote economic growth … The … - page 723
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