Infrastructure
Economies are built on good infrastructure but making these investments is always a bold and risky political move. Infrastructure is seldom cheap – Biden’s American Jobs Plan has a $2.25 trillion price tag – and while it creates jobs in the short term, the biggest share of benefits is not immediate. Biden’s plan includes a $174 billion investment in the EV market and aims to have 40 percent of the benefits of climate and clean infrastructure investments accrue to disadvantaged communities. This is the mark of true leadership: making decisions today that will benefit the future, even after you are gone.
— Wayne Visser
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