The Pro-Growth Energy Economy Begins to Emerge

A major factor stunting America's recovery has been the high price of energy. However, those prices are the result of artificially constrained supply. The constraints range from the geopolitical priorities of Russia and OPEC to the drilling and mining restrictions that limit the development of U.S. coal, petroleum, and natural gas resources. How can the United States ensure itself a stable, relatively low-cost supply of energy in the coming decades and beyond? What are the implications? We'll provide the answers.