When analysing the macroeconomic outlook for a country, productive government capital expenditures come at the top of the list of indicators that underscore its prospects and its potential. This criterion might be simplistic but is broadly accurate: economies that do not invest in infrastructure or let them decay obviously neglect their future, but also their present, because investments constitute the fundamental driver of the economic cycle. In short, the adequacy of infrastructure and their maintenance determine the success or failure of a country.