They explain: There is a word that describes the future we want: abundance. We imagine a future not of less but of more. We do not subscribe to the seductive ideologies of scarcity. We will not ...

Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson Avid Reader Press/Simon & Schuster, 304 pp. To be a vital economy, we know we should be building new and better things—more housing, better transit ...

without noting it comes at the direct expense of the abundance of nature. The ideology of endless growthism – the idea that we are entitled to grow our footprint, our economy and our ...

So now we have “Supply-Side Progressives.” And “Abundance Liberals.” Just writing this triggers my oxymoron radar.

Some Democrats have finally found “abundance,” but as Andy Kessler notes ... no matter how bold its actions or big its aims. We can achieve electricity that’s too cheap to meter, artificial ...

Abundance, then, can hold different meanings for different advocates. If the belief is that a robust, efficient federal government should do more to help working-class Americans, then we need a ...

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. ABUNDANCE, by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson In 1833, John Adolphus Etzler, a German engineer who ...

“Honestly, we have an abundance of coal and gas in this country that, before the green madness took hold in Canberra, gave us ...