Ex-Im

Also Exim,

[eks-im]

noun

Informal.

1. Export-Import Bank.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Ex-Im¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

Among those was Latrobe Magnesium, which received a letter from the Ex-Im Bank for up to $122 million in potential financing.

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Export-Import Bank, or Ex-Im, which supports American businesses around the world.

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AFP, the political advocacy arm of the Koch brothers’ network, will run newspaper, digital, and direct mail ads labeling the Ex-Im bank reauthorization a “boondoggle” that, “Costs taxpayers billions in corporate welfare subsidies.”

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“Ex-Im perpetuates the culture of cronyism and fraud that puts special interests ahead of hard-working Americans. Those members who voted in favor of financing risky taxpayer-backed loans for politically connected big businesses and wealthy foreign state-owned firms will be held accountable.”

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In addition, energy-related transactions would have to estimate the volume of carbon dioxide emitted by projects receiving Ex-Im subsidies.

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