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What to expect from energy abundance
What economics can tell us about the value (and limitations) of abundant energy
Sep 18
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Willow Latham-Proenca
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Transit-Oriented Development is a surprisingly underrated path to ending America’s housing problems
America’s rail systems are still recovering from 2020, and robot cars are coming. Legalize apartments first.
Aug 14
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Alex Armlovich
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We have a chance to fix the Jones Act
Republicans and Democrats want an affordability policy. I have a suggestion.
Jul 31
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Dylan Matthews
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Ordinary abundance
Looking at our lives through the eyes of past generations
Jul 24
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Jordan Dworkin
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Progress Report Q226
A quarterly update on Abundance and Growth
Jul 10
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Matt Clancy
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Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?
The timeline to develop coronavirus vaccines blew many predictions out of the water.
Jun 26
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Saloni Dattani
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Our grandchildren’s AI-science bottleneck
Why slow fields may determine the future pace of discovery
Jun 15
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Jordan Dworkin
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An Atlas of Innovation
How do you know when to use a prize, a research grant, or a something else?
Jun 11
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Matt Clancy
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How do states share ideas?
Or, a brief introduction to the study of "policy diffusion."
May 29
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Dylan Matthews
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Social science at the NSF
History rhymes
May 20
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Matt Clancy
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Tokyo land is still >$85 million an acre
What will happen to the highest-priced metro housing markets after YIMBYs achieve realistic housing abundance?
May 14
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Alex Armlovich
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How do you get Abundance and Growth?
What we’re planning to fund in 2026
May 7
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Matt Clancy
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