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Below is general information regarding what is available here at Infrastructure-Financing.com.
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Various projects including:
electric power generation, electrical grid, broadband expansion, schools,
water treatment, water distribution lines, storm water abatement, flood control, sewage treatment, recycling facilities,
roads, bridges, airports and seaports; needing repaired, updated, upgraded, expanded, replaced and/or created.
According to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) by 2025 the economic losses due to infrastructure deficiencies include:
NO MONEY to finance infrastructure projects, compounded by:
(1) the 2017 Trump Tax cut of $1.5 Trillion, which benefited large corporations and the wealthy.;
(2) Deficit Spending and increase of the $26.5 trillion National Debt
by $5.2 Trillion in 3.5 years;
(3) COVID-19 pandemic, and
(4) politicians and political parties saying they agree that infrastructure is a
bi-partisan/non-partisan issue, but no action is taken, due to political priorities.
Various plans offered by:
politicians, Democratic Plans, G.O.P. Plans, Trump Plans, Joe Biden Plans,
the Green New Deal (GND)
AND WHY, none of these:
have been enacted or can work,
have priorities or implementation plans, have viable financing plans and
are financially viable and feasible.
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Using existing tax laws (i.e.: 26 U.S.C. § 103) other existing legislation, new tax laws, and the Griffin Renewing Infrastructure Plan (GRIP) methodologies:
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