FBC Bulls And Bears June 8, 2014
In mind. The u. S. Chamber of commerce already studied it and said it would cost 225,000 jobs, and if you believe that is biassed, the best piece of data to look at is what happened to the clean air act. Brenda, this was passed in 1970 with various amendments and it was studied in 2002, and just through 1987 it costs about 600,000 jobs, and then there was another study done in 2011 and said the cost was over 65 billion, just for the amendments that they put on in 1990. Brenda, whatever passed he...
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