Category Business & Economics
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9781805226055

Rs. 958

John Murray

Abundance

Abundance

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Who it's for: Policymakers, engaged citizens, and readers interested in governance and policy solutions.

Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson presents a compelling manifesto for transforming liberal governance. The authors argue that well-intentioned regulations and bureaucratic hurdles have inadvertently led to critical shortages in essential areas such as housing, infrastructure, and clean energy. They propose an "Abundance Agenda," advocating for a renewed focus on building and innovation to effectively address these pressing societal challenges. This book offers a fresh perspective on overcoming modern obstacles through proactive policy reform.Why You Should Read? Challenges the prevailing liberal policies, offering a critical examination of how current approaches might be hindering progress and proposing alternative solutions. Provides actionable and practical steps for reforming regulations and promoting development across various sectors, making it a valuable resource for policymakers and engaged citizens. Appeals to a broad audience, including readers from across the political spectrum who are interested in effective governance and innovative solutions to societal problems. Offers timely insights into pressing contemporary issues such as housing crises, infrastructure deficits, and climate change, presenting fresh perspectives and potential pathways forward. About the AuthorEzra Klein is a prominent columnist for The New York Times and a co-founder of Vox. He is widely recognized for his in-depth political analysis and his ability to dissect complex policy issues for a broad audience. Klein's work often explores the intersection of politics, economics, and social trends, making him a leading voice in contemporary journalism.Derek Thompson is a staff writer at The Atlantic and the host of the popular podcast Plain English. Thompson's writing and commentary frequently delve into topics at the intersection of economics, technology, and culture, offering insightful observations on the forces shaping modern society.

Highlights

  • Critiques how regulations and bureaucracy create shortages in housing, infrastructure, and clean energy.
  • Proposes an 'Abundance Agenda' centered on building and innovation.
  • Offers practical steps for regulatory reform and development across sectors.
  • Written by Ezra Klein (New York Times columnist, Vox co-founder) and Derek Thompson (The Atlantic staff writer).
  • Addresses contemporary issues like housing crises, infrastructure deficits, and climate change.

Themes

Liberal governance · Regulation · Bureaucracy · Shortages · Innovation · Policy reform

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Publisher John Murray
ISBN 9781805226055
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000122211

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Questions about this book

What is the main argument of the book?

The book argues that well-intentioned regulations and bureaucratic hurdles have led to critical shortages in housing, infrastructure, and clean energy, and proposes an 'Abundance Agenda' focused on building and innovation to address these challenges.

Who are the authors?

The authors are Ezra Klein, a New York Times columnist and co-founder of Vox, and Derek Thompson, a staff writer at The Atlantic and host of the podcast Plain English.

What topics does the book cover?

It covers issues such as housing crises, infrastructure deficits, and climate change, and discusses how policy reform can promote development and innovation.

Is the book suitable for readers across the political spectrum?

Yes, the book is designed to appeal to a broad audience, including those interested in effective governance and innovative solutions, regardless of political affiliation.