…those revenues to fund benefits as well as infrastructure (human and physical) that supports the efforts by ordinary Americans to achieve sustainable livelihoods. We have been moving backwards on both…

…time, rather than through partisan, anti-worker politics. 4) cut other spending–protecting children, displaced workers, and wounded veterans in the process,as well as money for education (including Pell grants) and infrastructure…

…from hard infrastructure (dams, dikes, levees) towards natural infrastructure (flood plains, groundwater aquifers, wetlands) promises to deliver human safety, environmental health, and economic efficiency. Engineers who like concrete and politicians…

…the Georgia like program of subsidize hiring of long term unemployed for 8 weeks) is infrastructure spending with a 47% saying its a good idea and only 26% saying its…

…in the world, provided that it knows that country A has strong property rights, infrastructure, and legal institutions. If it can take advantage of those property rights, that infrastructure, and…

…by RJS: “RJS Analysis – Japanese Disaster Impact” Although some east coast Japanese ports were damaged by the tsunami, and most of the infrastructure in a primary agricultural region has…

…it on things that they need, and/or public infrastructure that will help our economy expand (like public transit projects, research projects, support for research universities, etc.). Now, in that context,…

…won another battle “The idea for an infrastructure initiative, and in particular an infrastructure bank to leverage public money for private investment, is one that the White House chief of…

We can only hope that the special Infrastructure supplement in today’s edition of The Pink One was written and/or edited by a PwC, not an FT, employee. Otherwise, how are…

…to create jobs here) invest in infrastructure projects (now, that one has real potential, butprobably NOT the projects recommended here, which include an expansion of offshore drilling and onshore exploration…