On March 31, 2021, President Biden released details on the American Jobs Plan, which provides funding for infrastructure, clean energy, innovation and R&D, manufacturing and workplace support, and the caregiving economy. The proposal also includes revenue increase proposals to partially offset the new initiatives. Here is a summary of the amounts proposed in each major category:
INFRASTRUCTURE AND CLEAN ENERGY | ||
Transportation Infrastructure | $ 621 billion | |
Roads and Bridges | $ 115 billion | |
Public transit | $ 85 billion | |
Passenger and Freight Rail | $ 80 billion | |
Road safety | $ 20 billion | |
Electric vehicles | $ 174 billion | |
Airports, ports, waterways | $ 42 billion | |
Reconnect neighborhoods | $ 20 billion | |
Large projects | $ 25 billion | |
Resilience | $ 50 billion | |
Other | $ 10 billion | |
Water, Electricity, Broadband | $ 311 billion | |
Drinking water | $ 111 billion | |
EPA state fund ($45 billion) | ||
Water systems ($56 billion) | ||
PFAS ($10 billion) | ||
Broadband | $ 100 billion | |
Electric Power | $ 100 billion | |
Electric grid | ||
Extend clean energy ITC, PTC; establish EECES | ||
Reclamation ($16 billion) | ||
Brownfield, Superfund ($5 billion) | ||
Carbon capture and sequestration | ||
Civilian Conservation Corps ($10 billion) | ||
Homes and Buildings | $ 378 billion | |
Retrofit Homes and Buildings | $ 213 billion | |
Affordable rental housing | ||
NHIA tax credits ($20 billion) | ||
Zoning incentives | ||
Public housing ($40 billion) | ||
Clean Energy Accelerator ($27 billion) | ||
Education and Child Care Facilities | $ 137 billion | |
Public School modernization ($ 100 billion) | ||
Community Colleges ($ 12 billion) | ||
Child Care ($25 billion) | ||
VA Hospitals | $ 18 billion | |
Federal Buildings | $ 10 billion | |
SUBTOTAL, INFRASTRUCTURE AND CLEAN ENERGY | $ 1.310 trillion | |
CAREGIVING ECONOMY | ||
Expand Medicaid Home and Community-based Care | $ 400 billion | |
INNOVATION AND R&D | ||
Future technologies | $ 180 billion | |
NSF | $ 50 billion | |
Rural, additional R&D | $ 30 billion | |
Research labs | $ 40 billion | |
Climate R&D | $ 35 billion | |
HBCUs/MSIs | $ 25 billion | |
Retool and revitalize manufacturing | $ 300 billion | |
Commerce supply chains | $ 50 billion | |
Semiconductors | $ 50 billion | |
Medical countermeasures | $ 30 billion | |
Clean energy (EV, nuclear) | $ 46 billion | |
Regional innovation hubs | $ 20 billion | |
NIST | $ 14 billion | |
Manufacturing extension partnerships | $ 2 billion | |
Capital access, sec. 48C | $ 52 billion | |
Small business incubators | $ 31 billion | |
Rural Partnership program | $ 5 billion | |
Workforce Development | $ 100 billion | |
Dislocated Workers program | $ 40 billion | |
Underserved communities | $ 12 billion | |
Apprenticeships, STEM | $ 48 billion | |
SUBTOTAL, INNOVATION AND R&D | $ 580 billion | |
TOTAL | $ 2.290 trillion |
LABOR REFORMS
- Enact the Protecting the Right to Organize Act
- Apply labor standards to infrastructure, clean energy funding recipients
- Increased penalties for workplace safety and health violations
REVENUES
- Raise Corporate Rate to 28%
- Increase Global Minimum Tax to 21%
- Global agreement on minimum corporate tax
- Limit Corporate Inversions
- Deny Offshoring deductions, create Onshoring credit
- Repeal Foreign Derived Intangible Income deduction
- 15% minimum on corporate book income
- Eliminate fossil fuel tax incentives
- Increase corporate enforcement
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