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Prospects for global infrastructure in the second quarter.
Significance
Governments of the world's major economies acknowledge the need for substantial investment in 'connecting' infrastructure such as railways, airports, bridges and utilities to enhance productivity and underpin future growth. For the second quarter, strong central government direction will see progress on China's 'mega' projects outpace and dwarf those in other regions, where financing gaps and local opposition impede progress.
Keywords:
China,
Europe,
United States,
INT,
PROSPECTS Q2 2015,
economy,
industry,
energy,
fiscal,
infrastructure,
policy,
transport,
politics,
government
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