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The gap between stimulus money infrastructure spending timelines in the U.S. and China and France- 2009-2012
01/22/2009
China moved the fastest, the USA very slowly, with two different political systems and sense of crisis, and infrastructure project speed capabilities. The French also moved quickly. Of $37 billion in spending for infrastructure stimulus, about 75% will be completed in 2009. India is slow but France's experience shows democratic governments or political systems are not necessarily the cause of slow execution.
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Pitch for Rebuilding Infrastructure Carries Political Challenges
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Infrastructure in India: Infrastruggles
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In China, a New Round of Stimulus
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Government Spending Is No Free Lunch
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