On the recordSeptember 28, 2015
But if you put regulatory burdens on these franchises in a way where they don't have the additional revenue to increase wages, you are going to hurt the very people that you are trying to help.
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congress.govLuke Messer: “But if you put regulatory burdens on these franchises in a way where they don't have the additional revenue to increase…”
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Messer argues that increased regulations could negatively impact wages for workers.
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