Ben D. Kritz
Ben D. Kritz

THE Export-Import Bank is a relatively obscure agency of the US government, one that has traditionally had a few critics but has never really been controversial until now. That all changed on June 30 (just the other day), when, after 81 years, 13 presidents and 16 routine renewals of its charter, the Ex-Im Bank was allowed to lapse by the US Congress. The legislative body took a mid-summer recess without voting on a measure to extend the bank’s life.

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