💬 Opinion 1d ago · Jonathan H. Adler

Klein and Thompson's Abudance Shows Abundant Lack of Introspection

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Klein and Thompson's Abudance Shows Abundant Lack of Introspection
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Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson's Abundance was one of the most talked about policy books of 2025. In broad strokes, the book makes the case for "a liberalism that builds" and thus becomes the basis for a more affordable and more sustainable--or, they would say, abundant--future. Much of the book provides a useful diagnosis of how existing policies and regulations amke it too difficult to build hosing, deploy clean energy, develop innovative technologies, and bring innovations to market. In this

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