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The economy of more: build so much nobody has to fight over scraps.
means An overflowing amount of something — more than enough, with plenty to spare.
from From Latin 'abundare' meaning to overflow, built from 'ab-' (away) plus 'undare' (to rise in waves), rooted in 'unda,' the word for a wave. The image underneath is literally a river cresting its banks — so much water it can't be contained. It passed through French 'abondance' before settling into English in the medieval period, carrying that same sense of plenty spilling over the edges.
- coined debate
- Sparked fierce fights inside the Democratic Party itself
- core villain
- Permitting delays, zoning laws, environmental review paperwork
- not trickle-down
- Still wants regulation, just aimed at output not obstruction
- slogan version
- Supply is the new progressive frontier, not just demand