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Spur economic growth by the urbanization of federally held lands not specifically designated as national parks.

Created by C.C. on November 13, 2012

The Basics: Specific areas of Federally held land would be parcelled off in an effort to spur economic growth by the creation of new cities, preferablly one per state to begin with. The private sector would have an opportunity to claim a portion of the parcelled land with the promise to build at their expense their business. To build new cities will give the economy the shot in the arm that it needs to create a demand for the increase of production from current industry, ie steel, auto, glass, manufacturing, construction jobs, many private sector jobs that exist in every city; hospitals, banks, restaurants, airports, retail, hospitality, schools, city and county government jobs, union jobs; plumbers, electricians etc. And an increase to tax revenues. The cities will be built eco friendly

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