On the recordJune 2, 2011
When compliance costs go up, that cuts into a business' bottom line, and that means jobs are likely to be lost.
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congress.govWhen compliance costs go up, that cuts into a business' bottom line, and that means jobs are likely to be lost.
Pitts discusses the negative impact of rising compliance costs on businesses and jobs.
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