What is the real problem for most of us?
…Our decaying infrastructure, broken health care system, declining educational performance in relation to the industrial world all preceded the fall. So if we now turn to balancing our budget and…
…Our decaying infrastructure, broken health care system, declining educational performance in relation to the industrial world all preceded the fall. So if we now turn to balancing our budget and…
…is taken into account), freezing domestic spending (even though the unemployed, underemployed and vulnerable elderly and poor will need more support, not less, and even though infrastructure projects require additional…
…30,000 soldiers will remain stationed in Germany, and that infrastructure improvements are required. GAO recommends the Army delay infrastructure “investments” in Germany pending determining future forces stationed there in support…
…be reduced as the economy grows, people with jobs pay taxes, and government spending that was used to supplement inadequate private spending can be cut back. Infrastructure spending provides that…
…arguable that tax cuts support economic growth–at best they are a second-rate stimulus compared to direct government spending on public and human infrastructure that provides long-term support for economic stability–…
…kiwis, elderberries. This will be the third full year I’ve lived in Detroit, and the time when most of my earlier labor at planting will pay off. Infrastructure is like…
…to attack your air travel infrastructure — you must look for the attacker, not their tools, because they can change their tools at will to exploit weaknesses in your procedure…
…scientists and engineers, or that we don’t need to rebuild our manufacturing export industries, or that we don’t need to hire people to design and build up-to-date infrastructure and energy…
…be rescheduled without any inefficiency. That is it doesn’t matter at all if we do it now or do it later. In theory some spending on building infrastructure or on…
…7% on the first $725,000 would make a difference in the ability of Michigan to help create a sustainable economic environment through expenditures for human capital infrastructure (i.e., for K-12…