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So, IMF, being led by French people, Dominique Strauss-Kahn and then later by Lagarde who had to deal with it later in 2015 when they were kind of adopting their room if you want to call it. ADMATI: We’re at the mercy of these privatecompanies. RITHOLTZ: Because they’re privatecompanies. ADMATI: Yes.
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Company reported results, markets seem to zoom in on their government business. Asit, they're one of the first companies that we've been able to get a glimpse at the government efficiency efforts and how that might flow through to privatecompanies. This is where the company started back when I joined in 2015.
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