Congress never intended for the end-user to be subject to expensive margin requirements which would require companies to take capital away from their businesses and hinder their ability to make job creation investment.
Ted Yoho: “Congress never intended for the end-user to be subject to expensive margin requirements which would require companies to…”
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Yoho emphasizes the unintended consequences of margin requirements on job creation.
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