Hillary Clinton has announced a plan to boost federal investment in infrastructure if elected president. The $275 billion increase in infrastructure investment would dedicate $250 billion to direct federal investment in roads, airports and public transit.
The remaining $25 billion would go into a national infrastructure bank. The bank would support an additional $225 billion in direct loans, loan guarantees and other forms of credit enhancement brining Clinton's planned total investment to $500 billion over a five-year period.
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