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Domino's is repairing roads, and experts say it reveals a troubling trend in American spending
3 monthes ago | By Business Insider
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This week, Domino's announced that it has started paying construction crews to fill potholes in towns across the US. The goal, according to the food-delivery giant, is to protect its pizzas.
Experts say the initiative is part of a wider trend of companies taking over the upkeep of civic services traditionally funded by government.
Infrastructure spending as a percentage of the nation's GDP has fallen to the lowest level in decades, according to the US Census Bureau.
Domino's is on a mission to fix America's roads.
This week, the pizza chain announced that it is paying construction...
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