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Infrastructure Policy Principles for the 44th President and the 111th Congress
December 2008
The United States' infrastructure--the transportation, telecommunications, energy, and water networks that constitute the physical platform of our economy--is showing its age. These recommendations outline how our elected officials can modernize and expand the United States' infrastructure. Without proper investment and attention to these networks, the nation's economic stability, potential for job growth and competitiveness are threatened.
Learn more:
Report: The Transportation Challenge
Moving the U.S. Economy
April 2008
The U.S. Chamber, in partnership with Americans for Transportation Mobility, released a report today which studied "the linkages between the capacity and performance of the nation's transportation system and U.S. economic productivity, competitiveness, and growth."
Mission
Through the Let’s Rebuild America initiative, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce advocates for the need to modernize and expand our nation’s infrastructure. This initiative focuses on driving public awareness, expanding research efforts, and building strong political action toward four key goals:
- Establish infrastructure as a core economic issue and a high priority at all levels of government.
- Engage the public to support sound policies and greater public and private infrastructure investment.
- Remove obstacles to private investment in infrastructure capacity and promote policies that streamline project delivery.
- Ensure adequate public sector investment guided by effective policies and programs.
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