…certainly a national problem worse than our crumbling infrastructure…while there are those in congress who pretend to be worried about leaving debt for the next generation, they are leaving the…

…These services include national defense, monitoring and controlling epidemics, and building infrastructure. The government also provides some leadership that can make it possible for the private sector to adopt new…

…(Depends on which tax year you’re looking at; this for 2007-09. NIPA Table 3.2.) • Pay off some of our national debt, invest in productive infrastructure to build true national…

…of the infrastructure, and elimination of official procedures that limited foreign participation in the economy. Although foreign pressure of this sort is resented by many Japanese as an intrusion on…

…rights were not affected by laws dictating that access to infrastructure and water was reserved for smallholders. Boswell et al. stayed in the business of collecting subsidies. (The weirdest case…

…country’s infrastructure, rebuffing the idea of giant tax breaks for the richest Americans, and warning anyone who would dare touch Social Security to keep their hands off. You want to…

…as a share of GDP: Figure 3. Now, the non-defense piece of government spending is the stuff Republicans and libertarians really hate – welfare, fighting epidemics, infrastructure, etc. And it…

…Fáil, who’ve been in power for most of our republic’s history. They’ve sold our future into slavery, thrown away our sovereignty, reduced a nation to penury, dismantled an infrastructure that…

…rail networks and to modernize our systems for distributing electricity. We should be doing as much as possible of this work now, to spur recovery. Unfortunately, infrastructure investment has been…

…infrastructure is a waste of “their” tax money), but move the state in the opposite direction from where it needs to go. Walker has also gone on the air in…