In a speech delivered just outside of Pittsburgh in late March, President Biden introduced the American Jobs Plan. This sweeping initiative would spend over $2 trillion to prevent infrastructure disasters like the one in New Orleans and provide a renewed foundation for businesses and individuals to compete globally in the twenty-first-century marketplace.
To be sure, President Biden's proposal is more ambitious than we've seen in generations. His package includes spending on preventable infrastructure failures while funding traditional bridge and road repairs. Simultaneously, the plan makes provisions for investments in quality-of-life essentials like clean water, quality education, and telecommunications improvements while funding caregiving assistance for an aging population and creating globally competitive U.S. manufacturing jobs.
Following decades of false starts, it appears that the U.S. is finally on the cusp of beginning its most ambitious infrastructure program in years. But will a deal get done?
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