What started out last year as a large but temporary stabilization effort has evolved into a permanent government intervention regime.
Spencer Bachus: “What started out last year as a large but temporary stabilization effort has evolved into a permanent government…”
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Bachus critiques the shift from temporary to permanent government economic interventions.
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