On the recordMarch 4, 2014
Well, I would not disagree with that, but at what cost given the volatility and what is causing the volatility.
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congress.govWell, I would not disagree with that, but at what cost given the volatility and what is causing the volatility.
Fortenberry questions the impact of market volatility on free market economies.
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