Both presidential candidates have called for infrastructure investments. The general idea is that this will create jobs while making America both more competitive in business and an overall better place to live. The call for infrastructure spending also fits with the drumbeat of some economists and central bankers that believe such “fiscal” policies are needed to generate more jobs and economic growth. In light of these political priorities, it appears we may see substantial infrastructure initiatives being launched from Washington in 2017.
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