When you put constraints on the ability of people to get capital, it has follow-on effects in the economy.
Tom Rice: “When you put constraints on the ability of people to get capital, it has follow-on effects in the economy.”
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Tom Rice highlights the negative economic effects of restricting access to capital.
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