On the recordDecember 13, 2011
The irony of it is if the rates go up so high you are going to lose population in the urban centers.
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congress.govThe irony of it is if the rates go up so high you are going to lose population in the urban centers.
Gibbs highlights the negative impact of rising rates on urban population.
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