On the recordApril 28, 2015
In fact, it is just the opposite, is it not, when someone is coming out of a conflict that is when they have the highest rate of growth as compared to later on once their economy has been solidified?
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congress.govDana Rohrabacher: “In fact, it is just the opposite, is it not, when someone is coming out of a conflict that is when they have the highest…”
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Rohrabacher argues that post-conflict economies typically experience high growth rates.
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