In 2007 Pete Stark wrote that he believed that, on balance, the law may have done more harm than good.
Pete Stark: “In 2007 Pete Stark wrote that he believed that, on balance, the law may have done more harm than good.”
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Stark's reflection on the negative impacts of the law regarding compensation arrangements.
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