John Murphy: “The failure to reauthorize the Eximbank on a long-term basis is going to put at risk tens of billions of dollars of…”

Historically, the only way the U.S. government has ever enticed a foreign government to open its market to American exports is by negotiating free trade agreements.

Well, it is indispensable to U.S.-E.U. economic relationship. It is without peer in the world today.

The choice is not one between Eximbank on the one hand and the perfection of free markets on the other.

The idea of putting up protectionist walls that are going to somehow force the location of servers in the country or the use of domestic-created technologies is really the worst possible prescription.