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Ranking – Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act 

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Total Score: 1,000/2,100 points (47.6% of maximum possible score)

While the Act addresses critical infrastructure needs, it also raises concerns about government control and spending. The overall impact is moderate, balancing investment with potential risks. Further analysis and monitoring are essential to assess its long-term effects.

CriteriaScore (out of 100)Comments
1. Regulatory Language and New Powers80Grants new powers and responsibilities to the government. Expands existing programs.
2. Mandates on Individuals or Businesses60Indirect impact through funding provisions.
3. Repeal or Modification of Existing Laws20Minimal impact on existing laws.
4. Funding Provisions and Government Control90Substantial investment in infrastructure. Enhances government control.
5. Powers Granted to Government Agencies70Discretionary powers for implementing projects.
6. Penalties and Compliance Mechanisms40Specifies penalties but not significant impact on businesses.
7. Reporting Requirements50Introduces reporting requirements.
8. Sunset Clauses10No sunset clauses.
9. Authority and Oversight60Delegates authority to federal agencies.
10. Judicial Review30Provides provisions for review.
11. Emergency Powers20No special emergency powers.
12. Exemptions and Waivers40No significant exemptions.
13. Impact Assessments50Includes assessments but lacks comprehensive analysis.
14. Spending and Taxes80Increases spending without significant tax hikes.
15. Market Manipulation30Incentives for clean energy but not major market manipulation.
16. Tax Code and Reporting20No significant impact on tax code.
17. Areas Outside Original Purpose10Stays within original purpose.
18. Reducing Government Power40Moderately reduces government power.
19. Impact on Free Markets60Impacts free markets through infrastructure investments.
20. Personal Freedom30No significant impact on personal freedom.
21. Reducing Spending and Debt50Increases spending without directly addressing national debt.
Total Score1,000/2,10047.6% of maximum possible score