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… has to be paid back with interest. Like a loan, a P3 can be used to accelerate revenues and provide needed capital to … has to be paid back with interest. Like a loan, a P3 can be used to accelerate revenues and provide needed capital to … - page 624
… comes from either taxes or user fees. P3 financing can be used to make those funding sources more efficient, but it … comes from either taxes or user fees. P3 financing can be used to make those funding sources more efficient, but it … - page 624
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… authority to address automotive air pollution might be used to displace or supersede NHTSA’s fuel economy mandate … authority to address automotive air pollution might be used to displace or supersede NHTSA’s fuel economy mandate … - page 627
… and injuries. As fewer new cars are purchased, the price of used cars will rise, and more Americans will be left driving … and injuries. As fewer new cars are purchased, the price of used cars will rise, and more Americans will be left driving … - page 628
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