Lindsey speaks on Bush's trade policy

Lindsey speaks on Bush's trade policy

PHILADELPHIA, United States - Lawrence Lindsey, former Federal Reserve Board Governor, speaks in an interviews with Kyodo News on Aug. 1. Lindsey, who is expected to take a secretary-level position, such as treasury chief if George W. Bush wins the November presidential election, said a Bush administration would propose launching a new economic and trade consultative framework with Japan.

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