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Policy Update: After the Infrastructure Bill
Abstract: In 1988, the congressionally chartered National Council on Public Works Improvements issued its final report card on the state of U.S. infrastructure. That report gave America’s infrastructure a grade of C, and subsequent report cards issued by the American Society of Civil Engineers, or ASCE, have found that U.S. infrastructure needs have only grown since. The most recent report cards from ASCE ranked states in the Fifth District at about the national average, with infrastructure in Maryland and North Carolina receiving the highest overall grades of C and West Virginia and South Carolina the lowest, receiving a D and D+, respectively.
Keywords: infrastructures; Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act;
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Provider: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Part of Series: Econ Focus
Publication Date: 2022
Issue: 1Q
Pages: 3