If we do not succeed in furthering pro-growth policies, we may face an economic future defined by low expectations.
Dan Coats: “If we do not succeed in furthering pro-growth policies, we may face an economic future defined by low expectations.”
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Coats warns of the consequences of failing to implement pro-growth policies.
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