It seems to me like we are raising the cost of capital and reducing the availability of capital for very little benefit.
Mike Crapo: “It seems to me like we are raising the cost of capital and reducing the availability of capital for very little benefit.”
On the recordMay 24, 2011
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Crapo argues that new regulations increase costs without significant benefits.
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