…use the money wasted in these tax cuts on real programs to create jobs–public infrastructure and public education. And how can you claim that a bill that includes even more…

…because the Chinese wanted these as part of their industrial policy, so they seized the land, built the infrastructure, provided low-cost loans, granted energy and water subsidies, trained a work…

…with investing profits elsewhere other than job creating infrastructure.) GROSS: So you don’t think the bailouts were too friendly to Wall Street? GEITHNER: “The idea that the strategy was unfair…

…be developing an industrial policy that emphasizes the need for America to regain its manufacturing mojo, as tough as that might seem, and we need to rebuild our infrastructure.” Atrios…

…small-scale industry reservation policies, noted earlier, as well as poor infrastructure in power, roads, water and ports. Perhaps even more important are the restrictive labour laws and certain other regulations,…

…to cut defense spending in the middle of two wars eliminating (B1) and that eliminating infrastructure spending or farm supports is both unwise or politically impossible in the current climate…

…way of private spending, and can’t be funded adequately at FY 2010 levels. I am thinking particularly about bringing various of the U.S.’s mostly inadequate infrastructure networks up to (or…

I don’t have my notes all together from yesterday, but Lance Mannion hits most of the second half of the day with this, this, this, and this post. Especially check…

The U.S. Conference of Mayors presents a (by no means all-inclusive) list of shovel-ready projects, including $11 billion in Public Transit(over $600 million in demand from Charlotte alone, which recently…