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A Smaller Fed Would Be Positive For Growth: Malpass
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8:43Now PlayingFormer World Bank President and Treasury Department official David Malpass believes the next US president faces a ‘perfect storm’ of economic issues, saying ‘uncertainty is what’s prevailing’ in the economy.
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