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The Case for the Export-Import Bank

… to be able to compete vigorously for business throughout the world.”** Chapter The Case for the Export-Import … to be able to compete vigorously for business throughout the world.”** … Export-Import Bank (EXIM) by an … - page 724
… can use to vie for projects that would otherwise be out of reach, notably deals that the banking industry won’t … can use to vie for projects that would otherwise be out of reach, notably deals that the banking industry won’t … - page 724
… sphere of economic and strategic influence that includes about 150 countries, rivaling the relationships of the United … sphere of economic and strategic influence that includes about 150 countries, rivaling the relationships of the United … - page 725
… United States. Not only do American companies risk losing out to Chinese competitors for international opportunities … EXIM is not there to offer support, but a United States without a functioning export credit agency also leaves an … United States. Not only do American companies risk losing out to Chinese competitors for international opportunities … - page 725
… To ignore these changes and leave the United States without its own export financing weapon is to resign the United … To ignore these changes and leave the United States without its own export financing weapon is to resign the United … - page 726
… de Rugy, “Emirates to Ex-Im Bank: We'll Be Just Fine Without You,” National Review, The Corner, September 8, 2014, … lreview.com/corner/emirates-ex-im-bank-well-be-just-fine-withoutyou-veronique-de-rugy/ (accessed February 22, 2023). 14. Sallie James, “Time to X Out the Ex-Im Bank,” Cato Institute, Herbert A. Stieffel … - page 728
… Justin Leventhal, “The Ex-Im Bank Is More Responsible Without a Quorum,” Mercatus Center at George Mason University … data-visualizations/ex-im-bank-more-responsible-without-quorum#:~:text=At%2063%20percent%20 … hout%20a%20quorum%2C%20the%20Ex-Im,is%20doing%20better%20without%20the%20Ex-Im%20 Bank%E2%80%99s%20aid (accessed February … - page 729

The Case for Free Trade

… T rade policy is about more than - 11688 T rade policy is about more than goods and services: It is a statement of … Case for Free Trade Page number 796 … T rade policy is about more than goods and services: It is a statement of … - page 796
… and regulatory capture. Policymakers should be modest about what they can accomplish through trade policy and need … and regulatory capture. Policymakers should be modest about what they can accomplish through trade policy and need … - page 796
… to specialize in what they do best—which is how they outcompete the rest of the world in technology, … to specialize in what they do best—which is how they outcompete the rest of the world in technology, … - page 796
… Trade policy cannot favor one sector over another without causing tradeoffs that outweigh the benefits. Neither free trade nor protectionism … Trade policy cannot favor one sector over another without causing tradeoffs that outweigh the benefits. Neither … - page 796
… Trade-unrelated provisions are routinely hijacked by progressives - 11703 Trade-unrelated provisions are routinely hijacked by progressives and rent-seekers and … Trade Page number 797 … Trade-unrelated provisions are routinely hijacked by progressives and rent-seekers and … - page 797
… reality that in a democracy, the other side holds power about half of the time, but progressives run most agencies … reality that in a democracy, the other side holds power about half of the time, but progressives run most agencies … - page 797
… Value. Just as communication is impossible without agreedupon definitions of words, coherent policymaking is impossible without coherent categories. Policies are not likely to succeed … Value. Just as communication is impossible without agreedupon definitions of words, coherent policymaking … - page 798
… Fortunately, however, the tariffs’ distorting effects were outweighed by market growth elsewhere. The 19th century saw … Fortunately, however, the tariffs’ distorting effects were outweighed by market growth elsewhere. The 19th century saw … - page 798
… In trade, as in most other areas, few people ever zoom out to see the big picture, which is one reason why so many … In trade, as in most other areas, few people ever zoom out to see the big picture, which is one reason why so many … - page 799
… growth, made possible by a growing internal market throughout the 19th century and a growing international market in … from farm to factory did not shrink the labor force or farm output. Later, the transition from factories to services did … growth, made possible by a growing internal market throughout the 19th century and a growing international market in … - page 799
… force, factory output, or farm output. Both - 11729 force, factory output, or farm output. Both transitions affected the types … - page 800
… and other allies, and keep trade-unrelated provisions out of trade agreements. Chapter The Case for Free Trade … and other allies, and keep trade-unrelated provisions out of trade agreements. … Work with Congress to restore the … - page 801
… trade norms in an important geopolitical region without U.S. input or involvement. Chapter The Case for Free … trade norms in an important geopolitical region without U.S. input or involvement. … Rejoin the Trans-Pacific … - page 801

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