The United States is at an economic inflection point. After an extraordinary recovery from the costly disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country is better positioned to succeed than most developed economies. But its ability to deliver long-term growth and improve Americans’ quality of life hinges on whether it can build at scale. Building physical capacity—housing, energy generation, transmission lines, factories, data centers—is more critical to the U.S. economy today than it has been

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