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Klein lays out his thesis for an abundance agenda: America's core problem is that it has become too difficult to build housing, infrastructure, and clean energy. The solution is removing regulatory barriers to production.
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Klein argues that America's housing crisis, infrastructure decay, and slow clean energy transition are not caused by lack of demand or funding but by regulatory environments that make building prohibitively slow and expensive.
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Klein observes that environmental and community protections follow a hedonic treadmill: each new regulation provides temporary relief, then becomes the baseline from which new demands are made.
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