But in a 20-year window, I would just say almost always the people that are paying the capital up-front are going to lose.
James Lankford: “But in a 20-year window, I would just say almost always the people that are paying the capital up-front are going to…”
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Lankford warns that upfront capital costs often outweigh long-term benefits in a 20-year analysis.
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