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CBO numbers show slow speed of infrastructure spending - $3.78b of $30b by mid-2010


We've now got hold of Congressional Budget Office data on the timeline for spending of the 'stimulus package' - now officially renamed American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARARA) - which provided the basis for reports in the Washington Post (Jan 21) and Wall Street Journal (Jan 22) of projected slow spending for highway funds, and which a CBO press officer tried to disown.

Congressional Budget Office says reports on slowness spending infra-$s misleading


The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal both had similar stories this week citing a Congressional Budget Office report saying that most of the money proposed in the Democrats stimulus package for  highways and other infrastructure would not get spent until after Oct 2010 (FY2010) when they forecast the recession would be over.

INNOVATIVE FINANCECongrssional Office sees niches for road investors -- pessimistic about widespread privatization


INNOVATIVE FINANCECongrssional Office sees niches for road investors -- pessimistic about widespread privatization

Originally published in issue 24 of Tollroads Newsletter, which came out in Feb 1998.

Page:14

Subjects:inovative finance SIBs

Facilities:SIBs

Agencies:CBO

Sources:Elizabeth Pinkston

INNOVATIVE FINANCE

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