But clearly, inside that country, there is a crippling fear that the withdrawal of U.S. forces and the diminution of aid that you referenced in your initial testimony is going to have a pretty catastrophic effect on the economy.
Murphy highlights fears of economic collapse in Afghanistan due to U.S. withdrawal and reduced aid.
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