On the recordJuly 27, 2015
The harm to our prosperity done by our current trade policy swamps any benefit that Dodd-Frank was intended to provide.
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congress.govThe harm to our prosperity done by our current trade policy swamps any benefit that Dodd-Frank was intended to provide.
Sherman criticizes trade policy's negative impact on prosperity compared to Dodd-Frank's benefits.
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