While the Casey Institute has consistently opposed capital controls, undue government intervention and other measures which could impede the free flow of capital into and out of the United States, we believe that the Congress must engage in an urgent fact-finding initiative concerningthis important new issue area.
Concerning the prospect of restored Soviet access to U.S. Export-Import Bank credits -- thisissue should be evaluated separately from the conditions under which the United States might grant MFN status.
These criticisms are likely to have special punch this summer when at least four major corporate corruption trials, including one concerning Enron, will likely put the issue on the front burner.