This graph shows the GDP of the New York metro area from (click here) 2001 to 2015. In 2015, the GDP of the New York metro area amounted to 1.60 trillion U.S. dollars.
How much infrastructure growth can your town take on to increase growth? Will infrastructure spending include additional taxes that will inhibit consumer spending and prove a loss of growth in real income to the town or city?
What is the infrastructure wish lists for your town or city? How does a city or town remove invisible taxes such as college costs to local community colleges and state universities? The year of 2016 demands education and training to achieve good pay rates. Can citizens afford the NECESSARY education to achieve their goals and the American Dream?
l. Better schools to attract more citizens.
2. Better green jobs and infrastructure to attract businesses.
3. Better roads and bridges that provide safe access without long traffic delays that cost consumers dollars spending more within the petroleum industry.
4. Get rid of the invisible taxes like traffic delays during commuter hours, child care, college costs and low pay rates.
5. Does the state universities provide for studying pure science and mathematics to blaze new trails for the future or provide insight into our world? Preparing for only everything Wall Street will not provide for a society in the future. Children have a right to a future. No more abandoned generations.