to $3 trillion, and American families and businesses need continued support through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through incentive infrastructure, government agencies could"sell" crumbling infrastructure assets to private operators. Funds generated by either the sale of these assets or the ongoing right to operate these assets would then be invested by those state and local agencies into new infrastructure. Moreover, so many towns, counties and states own and lose money on these assets now. The main problem is that they are not able to keep up with basic maintenance, which causes major problems and more expensive fixes in the future. There is also a fear of new and better technology to avoid being accused of experimenting on unproven sustainable ideas.
JigarShahDC JTannon Interesting view, not to mention that Aussies feel a strong sense of ownership for public places and infrastructure.
JigarShahDC JTannon JigarShahDC can you give a specific example of a piece of AUS infrastructure that was “recycled” or a specific target that you see in the US?
JigarShahDC JTannon We shouldn’t be taking corruption ideas from corrupt country
JigarShahDC JTannon this is terrible news