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Not Everything Is Broken: The Future of U.S. Transportation and Water Infrastructure Funding and Finance

Debra Knopman, Martín Wachs, Benjamin Miller, Katherine Pfrommer

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The nation's transportation and water infrastructure needs are diverse, as are the reasons for maintenance backlogs and delays in rebuilding and modernization. This report examines current policy on U.S. transportation and water infrastructure and considers possible improvements.

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The nation's transportation and water infrastructure needs are diverse, as are the reasons for maintenance backlogs and delays in rebuilding and modernization. This report examines current policy on U.S. transportation and water infrastructure and considers possible improvements.

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The nation's transportation and water infrastructure needs are diverse, as are the reasons for maintenance backlogs and delays in rebuilding and modernization. This report examines current policy on U.S. transportation and water infrastructure and considers possible improvements.

Key concepts: Water infrastructure, Critical infrastructure, Modernization theory, Transportation infrastructure, Finance, Business, Environmental planning, Natural resource economics

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