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11:20Now PlayingHarvard professor Carmen Reinhart, former chief economist at The World Bank, discusses the health of and threats to the U.S. economy, President Trump’s tariff policy, the fall of globalization, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, U.S. immigration policy and why people should care about national debt in this latest episode of CNBC’s “The Bottom Line.”
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Policy Uncertainty Is Biggest Threat To The U.S. Economic Growth Right Now: Carmen Reinhart
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