Steve Mufson picked up the Washington elite's quest to get more money for some of the country's biggest corporations by telling readers that the Export-Import Bank is not really corporate welfare because it makes a profit.
"It isn’t much welfare; the bank has an excellent lending record — a default rate of 0.175 percent as of September 2014 and a 50 percent recovery rate on defaulted loans — and the appropriation for about $110 million covers administrative expenses."
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Published on September 30, 2015 05:02