But ultimately, would you not agree, a true market-sensitive, let us call it floating, currency coming out of China would be good for the United States?
David Schweikert: “But ultimately, would you not agree, a true market-sensitive, let us call it floating, currency coming out of China…”
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Schweikert argues that a floating Chinese currency benefits the U.S.
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