How Should We Prioritize the Infrastructure Bill’s Investments?

Name: How Should We Prioritize the Infrastructure Bill’s Investments?
Uploaded: 2021-08-20T08:07:36.000Z
Description: The condition of America’s physical infrastructure has come under heavy scrutiny in recent years. While investments in our infrastructure are often popularly received, there is debate over where should spending be prioritized. James Golden, Founder and CEO of Pavement Management Group, joins MarketScale to discuss how he foresees local municipalities putting federal infrastructure funding…

The condition of America’s physical infrastructure has come under heavy scrutiny in recent years. While investments in our infrastructure are often popularly received, there is debate over where should spending be prioritized. James Golden, Founder and CEO of Pavement Management Group, joins MarketScale to discuss how he foresees local municipalities putting federal infrastructure funding…

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August 20, 2021, 8:07 AM UTC

James Golden, Founder and CEO of Pavement Management Group, joins MarketScale to discuss how he foresees local municipalities putting federal infrastructure funding to good use.

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