Infrastructure funds offer a defensive investment
As the world economy enters the late innings of an expansion of record length, infrastructure as an investment has taken on a new appeal.
Author: Adam Mayers
Adam Mayers writes about investing and personal finance. He is a contributor to the Globe & Mail’s Globe Advisor and a contributing editor to Gordon Pape's Internet Wealth Builder newsletter.
Adam was Business Editor and investment columnist at The Toronto Star and is the author of six books.
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