Thanks to these arguments, public expenditure and public debts of many countries are out of control, what depresses economy considerably more than infrastructure spending supposedly boosts

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STUDY: Every $1 Of Infrastructure Spending Boosts The Economy By $2 Time to stimulate. Read » Share this story:

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