Not since Eisenhower’s Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 has the United States seen an infrastructure investment program as proposed in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The economic effects of a program of this scope will impact markets worldwide as demand for the commodities required to bring this vision into reality.
In The Infrastructure Bill – What’s in Store for Commodities?, we examine the various aspects of the program and the impact that the act will have on commodities.
The Infrastructure Bill – What’s in Store for Commodities?
The Infrastructure Bill – What’s in Store for Commodities? serves as a jumping off point for those with a need to understand what impact this proposed government action will have on the markets and their businesses.
The paper details:
- What the act seeks to accomplish
- The impact of the act on the broad economy
- The likely effects of such an ambitious program on commodity markets
- The possible long-term effects of the act
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