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1 online resource (159 pages) |
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Transportation Infrastructure - Roads, Highways, Bridges, Airports and Mass Transit |
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Transportation Infrastructure - Roads, Highways, Bridges, Airports and Mass Transit
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Contents |
NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK CONCEPT AND PROPOSALS ; NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK CONCEPT AND PROPOSALS ; CONTENTS ; PREFACE ; Chapter 1 NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK: OVERVIEW AND CURRENT LEGISLATION ; SUMMARY ; INTRODUCTION ; WHAT IS AN INFRASTRUCTURE BANK? ; NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK BILLS ; S. 652 "Building and Upgrading Infrastructure for Long-Term Development" ; Structure; Eligible Projects ; Project Selection Criteria ; Financing Packages ; Funding of AIFA ; S. 936 "American Infrastructure Investment Fund Act of 2011" ; Structure ; Eligible Projects and Types of Financing |
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AIIF Project Selection Criteria Financing Packages ; Funding of AIIF; H.R. 402 "National Infrastructure Development Bank Act of 2011" ; Structure ; Eligible Projects ; Project Selection Criteria ; Financing Packages ; Funding of NIDB ; ISSUES FOR CONGRESS ; Will a Bank Increase Infrastructure Investment? ; Will an Infrastructure Bank Duplicate Existing Programs? ; Will a National Infrastructure Bank Accelerate Investment? ; What Are the Federal Budgetary Implications? ; Can a National Infrastructure Bank Be Financially Self-Sustaining? ; How Will Projects Be Selected? |
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How Might an Infrastructure Bank Be Structured? How Might an Infrastructure Bank Be Governed? ; APPENDIX A. BACKGROUND ON INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING ; The Federal Role ; Federal Credit Assistance Programs ; Tax-Favored Infrastructure Bonds ; Public-Private Partnerships ; APPENDIX B. PROJECTS ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCING UNDER LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS ; End Notes; Chapter 2 WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING: STAKEHOLDER VIEWS ON A NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK AND PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS ; WHY GAO DID THIS STUDY ; WHAT GAO FOUND ; ABBREVIATIONS ; BACKGROUND |
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Federal Laws Applying to Wastewater Treatment Government Funding of Wastewater Infrastructure ; Proposed Approaches for Bridging the Potential Wastewater Financing Gap ; STAKEHOLDERS ADDRESSED ISSUES IN THREE KEY AREAS THAT WOULD NEED TO BE CONSIDERED IN DESIGNING AN NIB ; While a Majority of Stakeholders Supported the Creation of an NIB, Their Views Varied on Its Mission and Administrative Structure ; A Majority of Stakeholders Agreed on an NIB's Financing Authorities, Including How an NIB Should Be Funded and How It Should Finance Projects |
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Stakeholders' Views Varied on What Projects Should Be Eligible for Financing, but a Majority of Stakeholders Agreed on How Projects Should Be Prioritized PRIVATELY FINANCED WASTEWATER PPPS ARE UNCOMMON AND HAVE SEVERAL REPORTED ADVANTAGES AND CHALLENGES ; Seven Municipalities Have Developed Privately Financed Wastewater PPPs Since 1992 ; Reported Advantages of Privately Financed Wastewater PPPs ; Faster Delivery of New Facilities or Facility Upgrades ; Access to Alternative Sources of Wastewater Infrastructure Financing ; Cost and Operational Efficiencies |
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Subject |
Infrastructure (Economics) -- United States -- Finance
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Public works -- United States -- Finance
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Transportation -- United States
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Banks and banking -- United States.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Industries -- General.
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Banks and banking
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Infrastructure (Economics) -- Finance
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Public works -- Finance
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Transportation
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United States
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Lee, Thomas J
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ISBN |
1620811383 |
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9781620811382 |
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