Export-Import Bank

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Summary

As policymakers continue to debate the fate of the Export-Import Bank, research from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University calls into question the necessity of maintaining the 81-year-old government agency.

This page highlights research, charts, and commentary from a range of Mercatus scholars, demonstrating how the Export-Import Bank’s primary effect is to privilege favored firms at the expense of taxpayers and non-favored firms.

Research Papers

Basic Economics of the Export-Import Bank of the United States

Robert L. Beekman, Brian T. Kench
Policy Briefs

Should the US Export-Import Bank Be Reauthorized?

Veronique de Rugy, Nita Ghei, Michael Wilt
Federal Testimony

The Export-Import Bank: Winners and Losers of Government-Granted Privilege

Veronique de Rugy

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Marginal cost > marginal benefit; no content produced in this category.

Marginal cost > marginal benefit; no content produced in this category.