Seven Myths About US Infrastructure
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- INFRASTRUCTURE DEFINED
- MYTH 1: THE US GOVERNMENT CAN UNILATERALLY DICTATE WHERE FUNDS ARE SPENT FOR MOST INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSES
- MYTH 2: THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OWNS AND CONTROLS INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS
- MYTH 3: MANY INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS CANNOT GET FUNDING
- MYTH 4: THE UNITED STATES DISFAVORS PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
- MYTH 5: US AIRPORTS SHOULD BE PRIVATIZED, AS IN OTHER COUNTRIES, TO ACHIEVE EFFICIENCIES AND IMPROVED PASSENGER SERVICE
- MYTH 6: IT IS EASY TO TRANSITION THE US POWER GRID TO RENEWABLE GENERATION
- MYTH 7: MONEY ALONE CAN IMPROVE INFRASTRUCTURE
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