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External Publications by Richard Nephew • October 22, 2018
Writing in Foreign Affairs, CGEP Scholar Richard Nephew and SIPA Professor and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew argue that Washington, D.C. is abusing its financial might and discuss the consequences that might have.
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External Publications by Richard Nephew • October 22, 2018