Obviously, good infrastructure and a welcoming investment climate matter.
"It's the kind of thing people are looking for — infrastructure and a hard asset," he said.
Feces (read: a lack of sewage infrastructure) and a population influx explain most of it.
Voters set priorities, among them defence, infrastructure and a social safety net.
"They want infrastructure and a balance between their needs and the nighttime economy".
Hillary Clinton argues for investment in education and infrastructure, and a higher minimum wage.
To help the territory catch up, they have paid for infrastructure and a huge leap in education levels.
It will require hard work, political infrastructure and a vision of Hispanic voters that goes beyond immigration reform.
Some of it is conventionally left-wing: Londonism calls for state spending on infrastructure and a liberal line on immigration.
Small wonder confidence slumped among businessmen.Red tape, poor infrastructure and a strong currency have rendered much of industry uncompetitive.
No improvement in infrastructure, and a massive deterioration, if one can call it that, in the 'standard of living'.
