Funding and managing America's transportation systems
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Author
Whitehurst, Clinton H.,1927-
Strom Thurmond Institute
America’s civilian, private sector transportation assets serve both the domestic
economy and military requirements while military transportation assets serve to insure
the nation’s security and national interests. The importance of transportation to the total
gross domestic product (GDP) and by extension to total gross national product (GNP) can
be appreciated by noting that final demand for transportation related components
comprise approximately 10 percent of GDP. (1) On the darker side, it should be noted
that of the recognized top ten terrorist targets in the United States, at least five are
transportation assets/infrastructure.
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Date
2005-11Metadata
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Item Language | English |
Publisher | South Carolina State Library |
Digital Collection | South Carolina State Documents Depository |
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