On the recordJune 14, 2017
If we screw up either effort, whether it is Dodd-Frank, whether it is housing finance reform, whether it is health care, clearly the economy pays a price.
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congress.govIf we screw up either effort, whether it is Dodd-Frank, whether it is housing finance reform, whether it is health care, clearly the economy pays a price.
Emphasizes the economic consequences of failing to reform key financial regulations.
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