And given the infrastructure costs involved in the former and the loss of tax revenues needed to get the latter off the ground, you cant help but think that less glamorous options which don't rely so heavily on trickle down economics might've been a better bet.
Congressmen threatened impeachment for the finance minister and the central bank's governor.Money, moneyHong Kong's chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, pledged to spend HK$88 billion ($11.4 billion) over the next five years improving housing, infrastructure and services in the former British colony, now part of China.
"The United States should be getting prepared by building infrastructure in the north," Robert Papp, a former coast guard admiral and the State Department's special envoy to the Arctic, said.
In general, the child care infrastructure remains much more developed in the former East: 37 percent of under-3-year-olds have nursery places, compared with 3 percent in the former West.
Cuba's sports infrastructure is similar to the one in the former Soviet Union, where officially recognized sports like baseball and boxing receive financial support, coaching and backing by the state government.
Examples include Germany, Belgium and Italy; Independent organisations running the infrastructure and the operations as is the case in countries such as France, UK, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Spain; Holding organisations integrating both the infrastructure managers and the former state-owned railway operator (passenger and freight).
Mount Osmond contains a number of historical attractions; notably in the former mines and mining infrastructure that remains on the hillside as a reminder of its past.
In the former, operators are concerned with infrastructure equipment energy consumption, for example, RRHs and BBUs.
A significant drawback in the former case is the cost and infrastructure requirements for robotic screening of cells in a plate-based format.
