Bridging global infrastructure gaps

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Describes state of global infrastructure needs and opportunities to mitigate the spending deficit.

Woetzel, Jonathan, Nicklas Garemo, Jan Mischke, Martin Hjerpe, and Robert Palter. 2016. Bridging Global Infrastructure Gaps. New York: McKinsey Global Institute. [#4376]

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