Summary:
The book explores demographic trends and projections for the United States, predicting significant population growth to 400 million people by 2050. It discusses the implications of this growth for suburban expansion, the economy, and cultural diversity, painting an optimistic picture of America's future.
Key points:
1. U.S. Population Growth: Kotkin sees the U.S. population hitting 400 million by 2050 due to immigration and births, boosting workforce diversity and innovation, giving the U.S. an edge over aging countries like those in Europe and Japan.
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