Does it really make sense in terms of national policy for the Federal Government and the Federal taxpayer to be keeping excess capacity in place in this particular part of the economy to the tune of subsidizing bad credit risks at the rate of 13 percent?
Bob Bennett: “Does it really make sense in terms of national policy for the Federal Government and the Federal taxpayer to be keeping…”
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Questioning the rationale behind government subsidies in agriculture.
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