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Articles by Mark Pisano

Organizing for Recovery

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By G. Edward DeSeve, Mark Pisano
| Government Executive Verified
President Joe Biden is no stranger to managing recovery. As vice president, he personally led the implementation of the $800 billion 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and effectively achieved its goals—including job creation—with minimal waste or fraud. The challenge President Biden faces now is even greater.
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An Action Plan for Equitable Economic Revitalization

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By Fred Silva, Matt Horton, Mark Pisano
| foxandhoundsdaily.com
Fred Silva is the Director of Public Policy for CA Forward; Matt Horton is the Director of the Center for Regional Economic & California Center, Milken Institute; and Mark Pisano is Professor of the Practice of Public Administration, USC Sol Price School of Public Policy. As the state continues to navigate a reopening in the midst of a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, the grim economic implications of the pandemic are expected to have lasting effects.
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Memo to the President: Rebuilding the Nation’s Infrastructure

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By John Bartle, Mark Pisano
| Government Executive Verified
Infrastructure in the United States is in a state of disrepair. We are spending $245 billion annually to build and repair our infrastructure, but estimates of the annual need are well over $1 trillion. The growth in demand for all modes of transportation significantly exceeds population expansion. In many places, failure to respond has led to severe congestion and long delays in freight movement. There needs to be a new strategy to develop the right infrastructure in the right places.
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