It would seem that that could be done on a more discriminating basis than an arbitrary threshold, wouldn't it?
Tom Cotton: “It would seem that that could be done on a more discriminating basis than an arbitrary threshold, wouldn't it?”
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Cotton critiques the use of arbitrary financial thresholds in regulation.
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