NYT: “You didn't really ask [Trump] that much about economic policy.”
SCHULZ: “What would you like me to ask?”
NYT: “I don’t know the specific question.”
SCHULZ: “You're making an accusation that I didn't ask something, but you don't have the thing that you would have liked me to ask.”
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Europe’s smallest firms face implied costs of capital above 60%, versus roughly 40% for US peers, constraining their capacity to finance and scale profitable growth.
Source: Center for Economic Policy Research via @SnippetFinance