The Infrastructure Twofer: Jobs Now and Future Growth

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Hamilton Project Advisory Council member Laura Tyson discusses the dual benefits of infrastructure spending – the creation of jobs in the short term and the promotion of competitiveness and productivity in the long term. The article also mentions Hamilton Project research on the efficiency of using a “fix it” first strategy for investing in transportation infrastructure. Read the full article here.

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