On the recordJanuary 30, 2012
It seems like a small price to pay for creating a competitive marketplace and ending predatory practice and creating fairness.
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congress.govIt seems like a small price to pay for creating a competitive marketplace and ending predatory practice and creating fairness.
Merkley argues that fees for money transfers are justified for fair competition.
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