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What does at the margin mean?
What does at the margin mean?
We're trying to both provide revenue for a variety of purposes that are publicly needed, and we're also trying to, at the margin, reduce that kind of political impact the great aggregations of wealth in corporations and by individuals have created.
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Thinking for the future, or in the long-term.
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