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Why fixing US infrastructure matters: $9 per household per day putting it in perspective

January 19, 2018 /

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The average household would save $9.31 a day by 2025, by one estimate, if the federal government fixed deteriorating roads, public transit, and other infrastructure. But as President Trump prepares a $1 trillion package to address the need, there are big divisions over how to fund it.

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https://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2018/0118/Why-fixing-US-infrastructure-matters-9-per-household-per-day

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