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Tag Archives: Ezra Klein
A Look at “Abundance” by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson
Abundance by Ezra Klein My rating: 5 of 5 stars Ezra Klein, with Derek Thompson, has written the most important book of the year that is targeted at Democrats but should be read by all. Klein has the most fascinating … Continue reading
Ezra Klein: What America Needs is a Liberalism That Builds
I have been wanting to write a few words about an impressive column written by Ezra Klein back in May. Entitled “What America Needs is a Liberalism That Builds” this New York Times piece manages to hit some pretty important … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Deese, Ezra Klein, Nicholas Bagley, The Procedure Fetish, U.S. Industrial Policy
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