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Maintaining and Financing Public Infrastructure in Tough Budgetary Times
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Maintaining and Financing Public Infrastructure in Tough Budgetary Times

  • Overview
  • Speakers
  • Agenda
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  • Registration
09/25/02
7:30 AM
Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM
Welcome and Opening Remarks

Curt Hunter,  Senior Vice President and Director of Research,  Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Scott Pattison,  Executive Director,  National Association of State Budget Officers

 
What is the Condition of the Basic Infrastructure of the Region?
  • A Survey of Infrastructure Conditions in the Seventh District

Rick Mattoon,  Senior Economist,  Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

 
Will Our Infrastructure Assets Support Our Changing Economic Development Needs? Evidence from the Chicago Regional Economy
  • Infrastructure and Economic Development: Perspectives for the Chicago and Midwest Economic

Geoffrey Hewings,  Professor,  University of Illinois

  • Critical Cargo — A Regional Freight Action Agenda

Karen Romano,  Transportation Director,  Metropolitan Transportation Council

10:30 AM
Break
11:00 AM
How Productive Are Public Infrastructure Investements?
  • How Productive Is Infrastructure?

John G. Fernald,  Senior Economist,  Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

  • Highway Infrastructure: Policy Issues for Regions

Randall W. Eberts,  Executive Director,  Upjohn Institute

11:45 AM
Lunch and Keynote

David Schulz,  Executive Director, Infrastructure Technology Institute,  Northwestern University

1:30 PM
Properly Assessing Your Infrastructure Assets
  • Reporting Capital Asset by State & Local Governments — a Focus on Performance

Jay Fountain,  Assistant Director of Research,  Government Accounting Standards Board

  • Best Practices for Asset Management

Roemer Alfelor,  Asset Management Group, Federal Highway Administration

2:45 PM
Break
3:00 PM
Infrastructure Governance — How Do You Decide What Infrastructure Should Be Financed? Can You Use Cost/Benefit Analysis?
  • Regional Infrastructure: Who, What, When, and How?

Cameron Gordon,  National Academy of Science

3:30 PM
Roundtable Discussion — Where Do We Go from Here?
4:00 PM
Adjourn

Maintaining and Financing Infrastructure in Tough Budgetary Times
by Richard Mattoon, senior economist
Chicago Fed Letter 
December 2002

Event Information
Date
09/25/02 - 09/25/02
Location
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
230 South LaSalle Street
Chicago, IL 60604
Schedule

7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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