By reforming our user-fee system and incentivizing public-private partnerships, we could find common ground to address the associated taxpayer cost of an infrastructure package without having to saddle our future generations with debt.
Young Oak Kim: “By reforming our user-fee system and incentivizing public-private partnerships, we could find common ground to address…”
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Advocating for reforms to manage infrastructure costs without increasing debt.
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