Corporate welfare or 'good business sense.' (Minority Business Development Agency)(includes list of key legislators and information on Congressional voting schedule)

Article Abstract:

Congress is threatening to reduce funding for the MBDA from $44 million to $32 million or less. Critics of the MBDA believe it is a corporate welfare program, but it provides $400 million in tax revenue at a cost of only $40 million. MBDA supporters want to emphasize its international trade benefits.

Economic aspects, Political aspects, Minority Business Development Agency, Corporate welfare

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New lease on life

Article Abstract:

George Munoz, president and CEO of the Overseas Private Investment Corp., has successfully lobbied Congress to renew the organisation's lending and insuring authorities for a further four years.

Management, Political activity, Investment companies, Hispanic American politicians, Munoz, George, Overseas Private Investment Corp.

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