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Hillary Clinton has unveiled an interesting aspect of her campaign to date. Her domestic proposals is a 5-year $275 Billion Infrastructure Plan aimed at creating middle class jobs while improving airports, highways and ports. Mrs. Clinton's jobs agenda will ensure people get to work safely, less traffic congestion, flood elimination and smooth running airports.
Former Chairman of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers and Princeton University's Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Alan B. Krueger said "research has found that infrastructure investment creates overwhelmingly middle-class jobs in construction and manufacturing sectors."
Mrs. Clinton's plan would increase federal funding for infrastructure by $275 billion with $25 billion to create a National Infrastructure Bank and $250 billion coming directly from public investment. Her campaign has declared that reforming the business tax code will pay for the plan in full. Additionally, part of the plan includes the reauthorization of the Build America (tax-exempt) Bonds program to drive infrastructure investment, the rate will be revenue neutral. The Infrastructure Bank will be highly leveraged.
The Republicans have criticized her plans as a vague spending binge.
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Sounds like a good plan we all just have to see what happens
ReplyDeleteDon't mind those Republicans. Were they not the ones who ran the American economy dry before Obama showed up and fixed things?
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