On the recordSeptember 21, 2011
I just wanted to underscore the point you made, that these are fixed costs, as opposed to the ESA costs, which are volatile and steadily mounting.
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congress.govI just wanted to underscore the point you made, that these are fixed costs, as opposed to the ESA costs, which are volatile and steadily mounting.
McClintock highlights the difference between fixed costs and volatile ESA costs.
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