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U.S. Infrastructure Growth Expected To Continue Post-Election


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Published in Science and Technology on Wednesday, November 27th 2024 at 6:22 GMT by Tim Hastings   Print publication without navigation

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The article from Seeking Alpha discusses the anticipated growth in U.S. infrastructure spending following the 2024 election, regardless of the political outcome. It highlights that both Democrats and Republicans have shown interest in infrastructure development, with President Biden's administration already pushing for significant investments through acts like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The piece notes that infrastructure projects, including transportation, water systems, and renewable energy, are likely to continue due to bipartisan support, economic benefits, and the need for modernization. It also mentions the potential for increased private sector involvement through public-private partnerships, which could further accelerate infrastructure development. The article suggests that investors should consider sectors like construction, materials, and technology that support infrastructure, as these areas are poised for growth due to sustained government spending and policy support.

Read the Full Seeking Alpha Article at [ https://seekingalpha.com/article/4740615-us-infrastructure-growth-expected-to-continue-post-election ]

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