…positive features. First, it would raise revenues, which are sorely needed for everything from climate change action to infrastructure improvements to aid for needy families. Second, it would raise revenues…

…result in productive infrastructure investments rather than worthless accounting tricks, 2)ignore the economic benefits created by consumption, 3)assume that significant numbers of people will forgo money for doing nothing just…

…loans after 9/11 and loans from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. So, beyond the fact that she obviously didn’t build the roads and bridges and other infrastructure–which the President…

…the importance of public-private cooperation in institution and infrastructure building, yet pontificate that government is always less efficient than private enterprise. That rhetoric is used to justify stifling innovative programs…

…off four such possibilities. The first two are proposals from the Obama Administration which have been stonewalled by Congressional Republicans: (1) accelerating public investment in infrastructure; and (2) using Federal…

…“infrastructure” that made it easier for you when it came your turn to work for a living. There is nothing about Social Security that guarantees you will always have higher…

…infrastructure projects—is a reminder that the principles of free enterprise can propel an economy and transform a society. Just like our country was, back in the era that Romney says…

…by the flow of funds #s for state and local interest payments). Moreover, since state and local govts do the bulk of infrastructure investing, the fed could create a program…

…would add up to create jobs and fund vital programs and services in this country–education, healthcare and rebuilting our deteriorating infrastructure. The big banks will never miss this money, while…

…as in living memory, with unemployed workers and plenty of spare capacity and…suffering from both creaking infrastructure and a chronic lack of housing supply, now is the time for government…