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Policy Proposals May 7, 2015

Financing US transportation infrastructure in the 21st century

The nation’s transportation infrastructure, it is widely agreed, is eroding and in need of long-term, innovative policy solutions and adequate investment. In t…
Economic Facts May 7, 2015

Racing ahead or falling behind? Six economic facts about transportation infrastructure in the United States

Many agree on the need for increased investment in America’s aging infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and airports. This set of economic facts provide o…
Posts October 16, 2014

America’s fragmented water systems

In the blog post, The Hamilton Project explores the regulatory challenges of America's fragmented water systems and highlight eye-opening information from …
Economic Facts October 14, 2014

Nine economic facts about water and drought in the United States

The water crisis is as much an economic issue as it is an environmental one, and it demands focused national attention. This Hamilton Project policy memo prese…
Policy Proposals October 14, 2014

The path to water innovation

The United States’ aging water infrastructure will be increasingly strained by population growth, economic expansion, and the effects of climate change. In thi…
Papers March 17, 2014

Unleashing the economic promise of wireless spectrum

In a new policy memo, The Hamilton Project highlights four policy challenges hampering the economic potential of wireless spectrum and opportunities to address…
Policy Proposals February 26, 2013

Reforming federal support for risky development

David Conrad and Ed Thomas explore how the National Flood Insurance Program and other federal disaster relief programs could be reformed to better align the co…
Policy Proposals February 26, 2013

Increasing the role of the private sector in housing finance

Changes in the government’s role in housing finance could contribute to budget savings. Phillip Swagel’s proposal to increase the role of private capital in ho…
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