Eric Glen Weyl

About the Author

Eric Glen Weyl is a pioneering economist and thinker whose work challenges conventional paradigms in economics, politics, and society. A professor at the University of Chicago and a leading figure in market design, Weyl advocates for innovative mechanisms to foster equity and efficiency in resource allocation. His seminal book, Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society, co-authored with Glen Weyl and others, proposes radical reforms such as quadratic voting and property rights in data to democratize decision-making and redistribute power. Drawing from rigorous economic theory and real-world applications, Weyl's ideas have influenced policymakers, tech leaders, and activists worldwide, aiming to harness market forces for social justice in an increasingly unequal world.