U.S. Needs to Learn From Other Countries on Infrastructure: Levy

The video discusses the rising costs of infrastructure in the US and the need to learn from other countries to improve efficiency. It highlights how countries like Germany, Switzerland, and Japan have implemented cost-effective practices. The speaker suggests cultural exchanges and hiring international experts to bring innovative techniques to the US. Policy recommendations include fighting unnecessary lawsuits and avoiding overbuilding to control costs.

What are some reasons mentioned for the increasing costs of infrastructure in the United States?

How do countries typically learn from each other according to the text?

What role does the English language play in the global elite's understanding of infrastructure?

What suggestions are made for improving the mindset towards infrastructure in the U.S.?

What are some construction techniques that the United States could learn from other countries?

How can cultural exchanges contribute to better infrastructure practices?

What practices should be prioritized in the infrastructure bill to ensure timely construction?