An additional $2.1 trillion of spending will be needed to get America’s infrastructure back on track – here’s how that creates an opportunity for investors.
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Counting down the most astounding civil engineering projects of all time, from the Great Wall of China to the Golden Gate Bridge. What holds the #1 spot?
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China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative will cost $4-8 trillion, affecting 62% of the world’s population. See all about the megaproject in this graphic.
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Trillions will be invested in 5G, EVs, IoT, energy, and other types of modern infrastructure. Here’s how investors should play the infrastructure boom.
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The chicken and egg problem faced by electric vehicles is not unlike an issue solved by Henry Ford and the Model T a century earlier.
The American Society of Civil Engineers says that if the growing infrastructure gap is not closed, it will create a $4 trillion drag on U.S. GDP by 2025
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From multi-billion dollar theme parks in Dubai to 48-year long canal projects to divert major rivers in China – these are the world’s largest megaprojects.
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These four maps tell the story of Chinese trade dominance and ambitions. See how Beijing’s sphere of influence is rapidly changing.
Over the last decade, China has poured billions of dollars of investment into the African continent. See this information visualized.
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The 1.4 billion people living in China account for 13% of global GDP, but this chart shows that for commodity producers, the country means so much more.
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